Applying the central limit theorem to find probability example 2

**There is a tiny error at the very end of the video (at about the 7th minute) after I have found the area from the z-table. When subtracting my table area from 0.5000, I somehow make a typo in the last digit. I subtract 0.4984 from 0.5000 instead of subtracting 0.4986. Everything prior to that is correct, so just finish the problem by doing 0.5000 - 0.4986.
In this video, we demonstrate how to use the central limit theorem to find a probability. Ultimately, the central limit theorem allows us to convert the problem into a problem of finding area under the normal curve. The only change is that we use the standard error instead of the standard deviation.
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