A local veterinarian keeps records on all his patients that include information like age, sex, weight, and so forth. The veterinarian conducts a test of significance to see if the average weight of female feline patients is significantly different than that of male feline patients. The results reveal no significant difference (P-value = 0.339). What does this mean? The probability that a sample would yield a difference in average weight between female and male feline patients when there is in fact no such difference is 0.339 C The chance that there would be a significant difference between a male and female feline patient, chosen at random, is 0.339. The value P = 0.339 represents the maximum difference in average weight between female and male feline patients O Average weights of female and male feline patients are exactly equal except for 33.9% of the patients