For a normal distribution, the probability of a value being between a positive z-value and its population mean is the same as that of a value being between a negative z-value and its population mean.

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In a normal distribution, the curve is symmetrical around the mean. Therefore, the probability of a value falling between any positive z-value and the mean is the same as the probability of a value falling between its corresponding negative z-value and the mean.

For a Normal Distribution, the Probability of a Value Being