(d) (extra credit 5 pts) Bonferroni, who is Joey's family friend from Italy, pointed out that because Joey is conducting multiple hypothesis tests, he is likely to make more frequent false rejections (i.e., type I errors) than the type I error rate he uses. Bonferroni suggested that Joey use the same 100 hypothesis tests on the 100 employees' investment returns, but use a different significance level (i.e., type I error rate) for each test: use 0.05/100 =0.0005. Based on this new type I error rate for each test, what is the probability of Joey finding out that at least one strategy works based on the 100 hypothesis tests, even though the truth is that none of the strategy works?.