In order to calculate a chi square, it is assumed that
A) the underlying distributions are normal
B) the population mean is a known value
C) the mean of the sample does not deviate significantly from the population mean
D) none of these

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A chi square test does not assume that the underlying distributions are normal, that the population mean is a known value, or that the mean of the sample does not deviate significantly from the population mean.

In Order to Calculate a Chi Square, It Is Assumed