The maximum height of a normal curve corresponds to the ________ of a normal distribution.

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The maximum height of a normal curve corresponds to the mean of a normal distribution. This is because the curve is symmetrical around the mean, so the highest point must be at the mean. The range and standard deviation do not determine the maximum height of the curve, and statistical significance is not a property of a normal distribution.

The Maximum Height of a Normal Curve Corresponds to the ________