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) A T-test is used for comparing the mean of two given samples. Like a Z-test, a T-test also assumes a normal distribution of the sample (Gau, 2018). The T-test is necessary for those situations, when we are completely/ partially unaware of the population parameters, such as the population mean and the subsequent standard deviations. Dependent and independent variables are the different types of variables appropriate for conducting a T-test (Gau, 2018).