The Western Cape is experiencing its worst drought in decades. Water levels of dams is a contentious issue and as a result, water restrictions have been implemented. The water restriction limits depend on whether it rains or not and how much rain falls when it rains. The local Government has launched an investigation and has obtained the following records of all rainfall in the Western Cape for the year from the South African Weather Service. The rainfall follows a normal distribution with a mean of 10.7 millimeters of rain and a standard deviation of 2.75 millimeters. A typical standard afternoon rainfall will constitute 2.15 millimeters. REQUIRED: 4.1 Calculate the probabilities that an afternoon rainfall will be more than 14.41 millimetres. (Round to two decimal places)