In Simple Linear Regression, Rejecting The $\beta$ = 0 Null Hypothesis in the Key Hypothesis Test Means

Multiple Choice

In simple linear regression, rejecting the $\beta$ = 0 null hypothesis in the key hypothesis test means:

A) we haven't yet found sufficient sample evidence that there's a useful linear relationship between x and y.
B) we have sufficient sample evidence that there's no useful linear relationship between x and y.
C) there is convincing sample evidence of a useful linear relationship between x and y.
D) the sum of the residuals is such that no linear relationship can be established between x and y.
E) that the p-value is greater than alpha.