4 (1 point) Saved The prosecutor in a criminal trial introduces a key piece of evidence -- a letter written by the criminal that was left at the scene of the crime. The defendant in the case is left-handed, and handwriting experts can often distinguish between the writing of left-handed and right-handed people. The prosecutor asks an expert to analyze the letter. The expert tests the hypotheses Ho: The writer of the letter is right-handed. Ha: The writer of the letter is left-handed. The handwriting expert determines a P-value of 0.002. Using a 1% level of significance, we conclude that: (A) there is insufficient evidence that the letter was written by a left-handed person. ( B) the probability that the letter was written by a right-handed person is 0.002. C) there is insufficient evidence that the letter was written by a right-handed person. D) there is sufficient evidence that the letter was written by a right-handed person