Test the hypothesis that there is an increase in the percentage of Filipinos who are willing to be vaccinated if a COVID-19 shot was available. Conduct a survey among 30 people regarding their answer on the matter. It is found on average that 39% of Filipinos are willing to be vaccinated with a population standard deviation of 48. Use 5% level of significance. A) Complete solution of our four-model step hypothesis testing. 30 responșes YES NO 16.7% 83.3%

Test the hypothesis that there is an increase in the percentage of Filipinos who are willing to be vaccinated if a COVID-19 shot was available. Conduct a survey among 30 people regarding their answer on the matter. It is found on average that 39% of Filipinos are willing to be vaccinated with a population standard deviation of 48. Use 5% level of significance. A) Complete solution of our four-model step hypothesis testing. 30 responșes YES NO 16.7% 83.3%

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