Please use R-Studio to answer the following question. I mentioned that dnorm(x, mean, sd) doesn’t give...

Please use R-Studio to answer the following question.

I mentioned that dnorm(x, mean, sd) doesn’t give the probability of being exactly equal to x. So what does it give? It gives you the height of the normal curve at that x. Plot the graph of a normal random variable with mean 50 and standard deviation 10. Note you will have to create range of xvalues between 0 to 100. Then find the probability using dnorm() then use plot() command

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