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What do you mean by "extremenly significant" ?

in Statistics / Test for the mean. Independent Samples (Part 2)

Hi,
I have a hard time in understanding this phrase "extremely significant". Attached snapshot of the the video where this phrase came. Can you please explain it in bit detail?

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Hi,
What is intended here is that you have a very high probability of rejecting the null hypothesis correctly, without committing an error with respect to the actual values that will be obtained.
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