What is the primary assumption for performing a Z-test?
- All of the above
- The data is normally distributed
- The population standard deviation is known
- The sample size is very large
The primary assumption for a Z-test is that the population standard deviation is known. While a large sample size and normal distribution are often associated with Z-tests, they're not the primary assumption.
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