In order to test a claim that more than 40% of all calls to the emergency 911 phone number are actually not for emergency situations, 40 recordings of 911 calls are selected at random from those received in the past year, and 22 calls are classified as non-emergency. What are the p-value and conclusions for this test?A. P-value = 0.0264. There is strong evidence to show that no more than 40% of 911 calls are actually not emergency, at significance level a-0.05.B. P-value = 0.0264. There is strong evidence to show that more than 40% of 911 calls are actually not emergency, at significance level a 0.05.C. P-value = 0.0528. There is no strong evidence to show that more than 40% of 911 calls are actually not emergency, at significance level a 0.05.D. P-value = 0.0528. There is strong evidence to show that more than 40% of 911 calls are actually not emergency, at significance level a=0.05.