Question 472558
Your problem needs restatement. When you are dealing with CONTINUOUS probability function (or pdf), in this case a normal distribution, it doesn't really make sense to ask for the probability of occurence of a PARTICULAR value of the random variable.  It will always be ZERO.  Probability for continuous random variables always goes one way or the other, and it is always considered cumulatively. (Say "how likely is it for a value to be LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 24?", or the other way.)

So a direct answer to your question is, TRUE, it is highly unlikely, because its probability is 0.