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Six Sigma is a comprehensive approach to quality goal setting that involves statistics. An article in a certain magazine demonstrated the use of the normal distribution in Six Sigma goal setting at a certain corporation. The corporation discovered that the average defect rate for parts produced on an assembly line varies from run to run and is approximately normally distributed with a mean equal to 9 defects per million. Assume that the goal at the corporation is for the average defect rate to vary no more than 1.4 standard deviations above or below the mean of 9. How likely is it that the goal will be met? The probability that the goal will be met is]- (Round to three decimal places as needed.)