As shown in the plot above, the rate of convergence appears to be higher when theta is lower, looking to be approaching \(1\) at around \(n=400\) , for \(\theta = .2\) . For \(\theta = .5\), it looks to be approaching \(1\) at \(n=1000\) , but for \(\theta = .8\) , even after \(n=1000\), the probability of being within \(\epsilon\) has still not really “settled down”, and still has a ways to go.