Interpret aP-value:The manufacturer of a medication designed to lower blood pressure claims that the mean systolic blood pressure for people taking their medication is less than 135. To test this claim, blood pressure is measured for a sample of 500 people who are taking the medication. TheP-value for testingH₀:= 135 versusH₁: <135 isP= 0.001.

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Someone else says that because theP-value is very small, we can conclude that the mean pressure is a lot less than 135. Is this conclusion justified?