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Let X and Y be two normal random variables. Given that the mean of X is...

Let X and Y be two normal random variables. Given that the mean of X is 6 and its standard deviation is equal to 1, and the mean of Y is 2 with standard deviation 3. What is the probability that Z= X-3Y is positive?.

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