
Kenneth S. answered 02/17/16
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If the variable is continuous rather than discrete, the probability of any specific exact X value is infinitessimal.
Usually the probabilities are required for an 'area under the curve' corresponding to a < X < b (and it doesn't matter if the < symbols are ≤ symbols.