The drinking water demand of a city follows a normal distribution with a mean of 700 m^3 per day and a standard deviation of 125 m^3. The water distribution network can provide a constant rate of supply of 900 m^3 per day. If the standard error of the estimated water distribution network capacity is 100 m^3, determine the risk of failure on a typical day.
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