Any normal distribution is a symmetrical,bell-shaped curve,with mean $\mu$ = 0.0 and standard deviation $\text { ? }$ = 1.0.

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A normal distribution is indeed symmetrical and bell-shaped, but it does not necessarily have a mean ($\mu$) of 0.0 and a standard deviation ($\sigma$) of 1.0. Those values specifically define the standard normal distribution, a special case of the normal distribution.

Any Normal Distribution Is a Symmetrical,bell-Shaped Curve,with Mean μ\muμ = 00 and Standard Deviation

Any Normal Distribution Is a Symmetrical,bell-Shaped Curve,with Mean $\mu$ = 00 and Standard Deviation