For a continuous distribution,the probability that the random variable of interest assumes a one specific value is zero.

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In a continuous distribution, the probability of a specific value is represented by the area under the curve at that point, which is zero since the area of a point is zero. Therefore, the probability of a continuous random variable taking one specific value is zero.

For a Continuous Distribution,the Probability That the Random Variable of Interest