Racket spinning One of the authors once spun his tennis racquet 100 times and found that it landed with the label up for 46 of those 100 spins (0.46). For testing whether the probability (that a spun tennis racquet lands with the label up) differs from 0.50, he calculated the p-value to be 0.484. What conclusion can be drawn from this study? O We cannot draw any conclusions from this study since the racket was only spun 100 times. O We have convincing evidence that the probability the author's racket lands with the label up is equal to 0.50, since 0.484 is large. O We have convincing evidence that the probability the author's racket lands with the label up differs from 0.50, since 0.46 is less than 0.50. O We do not have convincing evidence that the probability the author's racket lands with the label up differs from 0.50, since 0.484 is large