A. Removes the element from the document flow
B. Positions the element relative to its normal position
C. Centers the element on the page
D. Applies relative positioning to all child elements

Solution

B. Positions the element relative to its normal position

Explanation

The CSS property position: relative; is used to adjust the position of an element relative to its normal position within the document flow. When you apply position: relative; to an element, it remains within the document flow, but you can then use the top, right, bottom, and left properties to move it relative to where it would normally be placed.