From the data, we can observe that for recycled toilet paper, the concentration of microplastics ranges from 35 to 43 particles per 10 grams. The average concentration of microplastics is calculated to be 38.8 particles per 10 grams. For non-recycled toilet paper, microplastic concentrations range from 18 to 23 particles per 10 grams. The average concentration of microplastics is calculated to be 20.5 particles per 10 grams. The data supports the hypothesis that recycled toilet paper contains a higher concentration of microplastics than non-recycled toilet paper. Recycled toilet paper has an average of 38.8 particles per 10 grams, while non-recycled toilet paper has an average of 20.5 particles per 10 grams. This suggests that the recycling process may introduce more microplastics into the final product.