Imagine that income is normally distributed for members of our major political parties. Let’s say the...

Imagine that income is normally distributed for members of our major political parties. Let’s say the mean for Republicans is 90 (all units in thousands) with a standard deviation of 12, and the mean for Democrats is 70 with a standard deviation of 10. What is the probability that a Democrat drawn at random will score above the income associated with the 10^th Percentile Rank for Republicans?

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