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What isthe main difference between a z-test and a t-test when a single sample test fora mean is performed?
What is
the main difference between a z-test and a t-test when a single sample test for
a mean is performed?
For a t-test, only the sample mean is needed, whereas for a z-test only the population mean is needed.
The sample standard deviation is needed for t-test, but not for a z-test.
Thepopulation standard deviation is needed for a z-test but is not required for at-test.
The
population standard deviation is needed for a z-test but is not required for a
t-test.
A z-test can only be used if the sample size is large.
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