The mean of a normally distributed random variable:
A)cannot be greater than the standard deviation of that variable
B)cannot be less than the standard deviation of that variable
C)cannot be negative
D)is always positive
E)none of the above

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The mean of a normally distributed random variable can be any real number, including negative values, and there is no inherent relationship between the mean's magnitude and the standard deviation's magnitude.

The Mean of a Normally Distributed Random Variable