For a continuous random variable x, the height of the density curve over an interval a to b represents the probability that x is between a and
b.

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The height of the density curve for a continuous random variable does not represent the probability directly. Instead, the area under the curve between two points (a and b) represents the probability that the variable falls within that interval.

For a Continuous Random Variable X, the Height of the Density