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Hooli's streaming entertainment division is developing an exciting new TV series, for which they decide to invest in a Super Bowl commercial. They hope that name recognition for the series will increase from the 35% historical average for similar content with standard marketing budgets. After the commercial runs, the data science team contact a random sample of 1000 people to ask if they recognize the new series name. Their analysis produces a p- value equal to 0.051. Which of the following may we conclude from this result? (1) If -- before the poll was conducted -- the team declared 0.01 to be the arbitrary cutoff value for statistical significance, they would fail to reject the null hypothesis. (2) If -- before the poll was conducted -- the team declared 0.10 to be the arbitrary cutoff value for statistical significance, they would reject the null hypothesis. (3) This p-value provides a nearly identical amount of practical evidence against a null hypothesis as would a p- value equal to 0.049