Yes, it is quite normal depending on the background processes that you have running. The available Physical memory is how much RAM is currently not used by any programs (and the OS).
What I recommend is to shut down your computer, turn it on, and after Windows is fully loaded, check the available memory. At this point it should be around 3 GB (or a bit less). If not, it's time to remove some items from windows startup, and do a full maintenance package (run CCleaner, Cleanup and Malwarebytes).
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