PRC-2 · Chapter 11 · Question 55 of 60
What is the total area under the entire curve of any continuous probability density function (like the Normal Distribution)?
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Correct answer: C) 1
Explanation
Because the curve represents the total set of all possible outcomes, the total area integrated under the probability density function must mathematically equal 1.
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