Genetically modified foods: According to a 2014 Pew Research survey, a majority of the American general public (57%) says that genetically modified (GM) foods are generally unsafe to eat. This month, in a survey of 500 randomly selected American adults, 60% says that GM foods are generally unsafe to eat. We test the hypothesis that the percentage who says that GM foods are generally unsafe to eat is greater than 57% this year. The P-value is 0.088. Which of the following interpretations of this P-value is valid? Group of answer choices a. Assuming that more than 57% of Americans feel that GM foods are unsafe, the probability that 60% of 500 randomly selected Americans say that GM foods are generally unsafe to eat is 0.088. b. If we assume that 57% of Americans says that GM foods are generally unsafe to eat, then there is an 8.8% chance that random sample results will show 60% or more who says that GM foods are generally unsafe to eat. c. There is an 8.8% chance that 57% of Americans says that GM foods are generally unsafe to eat.