A bank manager wants the average time that a customer waits in line to be at most 3 minutes. Customers at the bank have complained about the long wait times. To test whether the average wait time at the bank is greater than 3 minutes, 60 customers were randomly selected as they entered the bank and their wait times were recorded. The mean wait time was 4.7 minutes. A one-sample t-test resulted in a p-value of 0.00031.Which of the following is an appropriate interpretation of the pp-value?A)The probability that the population mean wait time is greater than 3 minutes is 0.00031.B)The probability that the sample mean wait time is greater than 3 minutes is 0.00031.C)If the population mean wait time is greater than 3 minutes, the probability of observing a sample mean wait time of 4.7 minutes or more is 0.00031.D)If the population mean wait time is 3 minutes, the probability of observing a sample mean wait time of 4.7 minutes is 0.00031.E)If the population mean wait time is 3 minutes, the probability of observing a sample mean wait time of 4.7 minutes or more is 0.00031.