A sample of women's heights was taken. Their heights (in inches) are defined by the following probability function.0.0825x5.0325for 61 < x < 65f(x) = -0.0425x + 2.93250for 65 ≤ x < 69elsewhereThe graph of f(x), the density curve, is shown below.0.350.300.250.20A0.150.100.050.00616263646566 67 6869HeightPart 1 of 3Find the probability that a randomly selected woman from the sample has a height greater than 67 inches. (Round your answer to threedecimal places.)Density

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A sample of women's heights was taken. Their heights (in inches) are defined by the following probability function. 0.0825x -5.0325 f(x) = -0.0425x + 2.9325 0 for 61 < x < 65 for 65 ≤ x < 69 elsewhere The graph of f(x), the density curve, is shown below. 0.35 0.30 0.25 0.20 0.15 Density