If the probability of a binomial distribution was considering values that were less than 14, then the correction for continuity would start at 13.5.

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In a binomial distribution, when approximating to a continuous distribution for probabilities involving "less than" or "greater than," a continuity correction is applied. For "less than 14," the correction starts at 13.5 to account for the discrete nature of the binomial distribution when approximating with a continuous distribution.

If the Probability of a Binomial Distribution Was Considering Values