Interpreting a very small P-value. Assume that you are

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Interpreting a very small P-value. Assume that you are performing a large number of significance tests. Let n be the number of these tests. How large would n need to be for you to expect about one P-value to be 0.00001 or smaller? Use this information to write an explanation of how to interpret a result that has P 0.00001 in this setting.

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