Digby,

Yes, the area under the curve is 1.  This is true for all continuous statistical distributions.

Best,

Bill

Digby Millikan wrote:

Dear Madam/Sir,

 

 I was wondering how the area under a gaussian distribution curve is 1 if the tails

go off to infinite?, the area must be infinite unless some unless some approximation

is made?

 

Digby


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