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... area under normal distribution curves ... 15 Feb 2018, 19:41
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Is the area under normal distribution curves with different σ2 always the same? ... or never? ...

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... area under normal distribution curves ... 19 Feb 2018, 10:53
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Luckily, I can't imagine this ever coming up on the GMAT. I've never seen a question where this would be useful, and you need to know little or nothing about distributions for this test.

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... area under normal distribution curves ... 19 Feb 2018, 13:38
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According to google, the area under a normal curve is always equal to one.
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are under normal distribution curve is always equal

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