Many adults retire in their sixties, or older, with fewer adults retiring at younger ages. Thus, it is not surprising that the distribution of the retirement age of adults is skewed to the left with a mean of $62$ years and a standard deviation of $3.2$ years. **What is the approximate probability that the average age of retirement for a group of $40$ randomly selected adults is between $61.5$ and $62.5$ years?** *Round your answer to the nearest hundredth.* [[☃ numeric-input 1]]