And this density curve doesn't look like the ones we typically see that are a little bit curvier, but this is a little easier for us to work with and figure out areas. And so they ask us to find the percent of the area under the density curve where x is more than two. So what area represents when x is more than two? So this is when x is equal to two. So they're talking about this area right over here. And so we need to figure out the percent of the total area under the curve that this blue area actually represents. So first let's find the total area under the density curve.