Incomes for a certain profession are normally distributed with a mean of $64,745 and standard deviation of $14,288.  Calculated the probability that a randomly selected person employed in this profession makes more than $75,000.  Use two decimal place accuracy.

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Incomes for a certain profession are normally distributed with a mean of $64,745 and standard deviation of $14,288.  Calculated the probability that a randomly selected person employed in this profession makes more than $75,000.  Use two decimal place accuracy.

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