Mathematics, 22.10.2021 20:00, beccakubas

We can interpret the area under the normal curve for an interval as (1) the probability that a randomly selected observation will lie in the interval or (2) the proportion of observations that lie in the interval. Which of these two interpretations do you prefer, and why? Explain.

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