Hello! I need help with following probability problem. Thank you in advance..! Let X ~ N(-2,5). Which of the following is equal to P(X > 0)?O ¤(2)01- (2/5)O ¤(2/v5).¤(-2/v5).

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Let X ~ N(-2,5). Which of the following is equal to P(X > 0)?
O ¤(2)
01- (2/5)
O ¤(2/v5).
¤(-2/v5).

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