I think what he's referring to is cumulative probability. You can 'add' (integrate) a normal distribution if you want to find out probabilities under or over a value (in fact, this is what you do, since the probability of a particular discrete value is 0).
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Originally posted by MikeH View PostThe chance of rolling a 6 if you roll 3 dice is 1/6 each time, but the probability that one of 3 dice will roll a 6 isn't 1/2Click here if you're having trouble sleeping.
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