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As part of a study, a two sample difference of proportions test was performed using independent random samples from each of the two populations. The hypotheses were Ho: P1 = P2 and Ha: p1 # p2. There was a large difference between the sample proportions, and the P-value for the test came out to be only 0.007. This means that: there is only a 0.007 probability that Ho: P1 = P2 is true. there is only a 0.007 probability of obtaining a difference in sample proportions at least as large as what the study found, if in fact Ho: P1 = P2 is true. there is only a 0.007 probability of obtaining a difference in sample proportions equal to what the study found, if in fact Ho: P1 = P2 is true. there is only a 0.007 probability that the samples were truly random