Hypothesis: There is significant difference between the perceptions of Politicians and businessmen on the efficacy of Sinovac Vaccine to the citizen of the Philippines. Given: 162 total respondents; 120 politicians and 42 businessmen. Compute for its significance using t-test formula. Use the 5% tabular value to compare and explain its significance to accept or reject the hypothesis.

Hypothesis: There is significant difference between the perceptions of Politicians and businessmen on the efficacy of Sinovac Vaccine to the citizen of the Philippines. Given: 162 total respondents; 120 politicians and 42 businessmen. Compute for its significance using t-test formula. Use the 5% tabular value to compare and explain its significance to accept or reject the hypothesis.

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