For any specified interval of values,the probability that a continuous random variable x will assume a value within the interval is the area beneath the curve between the two points describing the interval.

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This statement is true and is a fundamental concept in probability theory for continuous random variables. The area beneath the curve of the probability density function between two points represents the probability that the random variable will take a value between those two points.

For Any Specified Interval of Values,the Probability That a Continuous