Solution

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Now complete the square in the other order:
Divide the joint probability density function by the positive marginal density
The factor cancels, giving the conditional probability density
Since
this is a normalized normal distribution density. Hence
Conditioning on an exact observation is interpreted through this conditional probability density, rather than conditioning by a ratio of event probabilities.

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