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For mean=7 and standard deviation=2, what will be probability that a variable, which follows normal distribution, will have a value less than or equal to 10?

For mean=7 and standard deviation=2, what will be probability that a variable, which follows normal distribution, will have a value less than or equal to 10? Correct Answer 0.93319

Here μ=7, σ=2, we know that, P = P So, P=P= P=φ=0.93319.

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