I would like to conduct a hypothesis test at the 95% significance level that people with master's degree spend more money on good, quality or healthy food as indicated with survey score of 3.

Education	Rating	Count surveyed
college/bachelor's degree	3.59	211
currently a primary school pupil	3.70	10
doctorate degree	3.40	5
master's degree	3.68	81
primary school	3.40	80
secondary school	3.55	621

1). Null hypothesis: People with a master's degree spend less money on good, quality, or healthy food as indicated with a survey score of 3. Alternative hypothesis: People with a master's degree spend more money on good, quality, or healthy food as indicated with a survey score of 3. Tail type: Right

Explanation:

2). Confidence level: 95% The null hypothesis is that people with a master's degree spend less money on good, quality, or healthy food as indicated with a survey score of 3. The alternative hypothesis is that people with a master's degree spend more money on good, quality, or healthy food as indicated with a survey score of 3. The confidence level is 95%. The T-Statistic is 3.68. The p-value is 0.000. The population represents all young people ages 15-30. 3). The null hypothesis is rejected. The p-value is 0.000. The population represents all young people ages 15-30.

PLEASE SHOW CALCULATIONS TO COME UP WITH Hypothesis using the T-Statistic.