The height of 12-year-old children is considered to be continuous random variable which obeys a normal law of average 125 cm and standard deviation 15 cm. If we choose a child of 12 years old at random, what is the probability that he will have a height over 140 cm?

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The height of 12-year-old children is considered to be
continuous random variable which obeys a normal law of
average 125 cm and standard deviation 15 cm. If we choose a child
of 12 years old at random, what is the probability that he will have a
height over 140 cm?

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Step 1: Given data :

Mean(straight mu)=125

Standard deviation(sigma)=15



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