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    This study aims to determine if recycled plastic can be used as an alternative coarse aggregate in eco-hollow concrete blocks by answering three questions: 1) Does recycled plastic affect the workability and strength of the blocks? 2) How can recycled plastic be used to make eco-hollow blocks? 3) Is there a significant difference between standard and eco-hollow blocks containing recycled plastic? The null hypothesis is that the proportion of recycled plastic in eco-hollow blocks has no significant effect on the blocks.

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    This study aims to determine if recycled plastic can be used as an alternative coarse aggregate in eco-hollow concrete blocks by answering three questions: 1) Does recycled plastic affect the workability and strength of the blocks? 2) How can recycled plastic be used to make eco-hollow blocks? 3) Is there a significant difference between standard and eco-hollow blocks containing recycled plastic? The null hypothesis is that the proportion of recycled plastic in eco-hollow blocks has no significant effect on the blocks.

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    The Problem

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    ORADOR, Nichole Kaye N.
    This study aims to determine if recycled plastic can be used as an alternative coarse aggregate in eco-hollow concrete blocks by answering three questions: 1) Does recycled plastic affect the workability and strength of the blocks? 2) How can recycled plastic be used to make eco-hollow blocks? 3) Is there a significant difference between standard and eco-hollow blocks containing recycled plastic? The null hypothesis is that the proportion of recycled plastic in eco-hollow blocks has no significant effect on the blocks.

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    THE PROBLEM

    Statement of the Problem

    This study aims to determine the potential of recycled plastic as

    eco-hollow blocks.

    Specifically, it seeks to answer the following questions:

    1. Does using recycled plastic as an alternative coarse aggregate

    the workability and strength of the eco-hollow blocks?

    2. How can recycled plastic be used as an alternative to making

    eco-hollow blocks?

    3. Is there a significant difference between a standard hollow

    block and the eco-hollow block with recycled plastic?

    Statement of Null Hypothesis

    At 0.05 level of significance, the stated null hypothesis is

    tested:

    H0: There is no significant relationship on the proportion of

    recycled plastic as eco-hollow blocks .

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