Forensic accountants look for fraud in invoices, among other matters. Invoice numbers obey Benford's law, which states that the probability an invoice number starts with either a 1 or 2 is 0.477. A forensic accountant examining a random sample of 100 invoices finds 55 that begin with a 1 or 2, an outcome which has a probability of 0.72. To determine whether this is a significant number, we test the hypotheses H0: p = 0.477 and Ha: p 0.477. Which of the following accurately describes the P-value of this test? The P-value is the probability of getting an outcome at least as large at 0.72. The P-value is the probability of getting an outcome of 1 - 0.72, or 0.28. The P-value is the probability of getting an outcome of 1 - 0.477, or 0.533. The P-value is the probability of getting an outcome of 0.477