Past studies indicate that about 60 percent of the trees in a forested region are classified as softwood. A botanist studying the region suspects that the proportion might be greater than 0.60. The botanist obtained a random sample of trees from the region and conducted a test of H0:p=0.6 versus Ha:p>0.6. The p-value of the test was 0.015. Which of the following is a correct interpretation of the p-value?1. If it is true that 60 percent of the trees in a forested region are classified as softwood, 0.015 is the probability of obtaining a population proportion greater than 0.6. 2. If it is true that 60 percent of the trees in a forested region are classified as softwood, 0.015 is the probability of obtaining a sample proportion as small as or smaller than the one obtained by the botanist. 3. If it is true that 60 percent of the trees in a forested region are classified as softwood, 0.015 is the probability of obtaining a sample proportion as large as or larger than the one obtained by the botanist. 4. If it is not true that 60 percent of the trees in a forested region are classified as softwood, 0.015 is the probability of obtaining a sample proportion as large as or larger than the one obtained by the botanist. 5. If it is not true that 60 percent of the trees in a forested region are classified as softwood, 0.015 is the probability of obtaining a population proportion greater than 0.6.