In a normal distribution, what is true about data values farther from the mean?

Choose the correct answer below.

A.

Data values farther from the mean are less common than data values close to the mean because normal distributions are not randomly selected.

B.

Data values farther from the mean are equally as common as data values close to the mean because all the values are equal to the mean.

C.

Data values farther from the mean are more common than data values close to the mean because the mean is not necessarily the center of the distribution.

D.

Data values farther from the mean are equally as common as data values close to the mean by the definition and bell-shaped construction of a normal distribution.

E.

Data values farther from the mean are less common than data values close to the mean by the definition and bell-shaped construction of a normal distribution.

F.

Data values farther from the mean are more common than data values close to the mean by the definition and bell-shaped construction of a normal distribution.