As shown in the above plots, all three distributions of sample means approach a normal distribution, but some do it faster than others. It looks as if the Uniform distribution is normal the quickest, with it approximately being normal at \(n=5\) , and the Gamma distribution is around the same, but still has a couple of peaks at \(n=5\) and \(n=10\) but for the most part is still normal. The Poisson Distribution on the other hand appears to have issues at \(n=5\) and \(n=10\) , but settles down more so around \(n=20\). This could also be in part due to the fact that Poisson is the only distribution out of the three that is discrete. It appears that regardless of population, at \(n=20\) all distributions are very close to the normal distribution.