Question

Your friend, a die-hard movie theater fan, patiently waits for your results. When the p-value of 0.03105 flashes on your screen, he says in frustration, "That p-value is so small! Oh no! The alternative hypothesis that Millennials watched less than 5 movies at a theater last year is absolutely true! This is because the probability of the null hypothesis being true is only 3.105%!" You decide to help him with his statistical knowledge, and will write a short message of about 4 sentences or less to discuss the two incorrect statements he made, and how the statements could be corrected.

In your response, be sure to state:
1) What two statements are incorrect.
2) The correct way to discuss the items mentioned by your friend.

Answer 1