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What is the area underneath a normal curve always equal to? A. zero B. sixty-eight C. one D. ninety-five
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What is the area underneath a normal curve always equal to?

A. zero
B. sixty-eight
C. one
D. ninety-five

User Marin Atanasov
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The correct answer is C. One
User Rostan
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The total area under a normal curve is equal to 1! Hope this helps!
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