Ascientist is studying a gene implicated in cancer in mice. she samples 14,000 mice and her p-value is 5%. what should her conclusion be?

In conclusion the scientist should state that the data suggests that the gene causes cancer in mice.

Explanation:

A p-value is a measure of significance, it is the probability of the findings giving a false-positive of the hypothesis. A p-value less than or equal to 0.005 (5%) is considered significant. In conclusion the scientist should state that the data suggests that the gene causes cancer in mice.