We conducted a hypothesis test for a population parameter at alpha = 0.05 and we failed to rejected Ho.

If we decided to use alpha = 0.10, how would our conclusion change?
A) At alpha = 0.10, we would still fail to reject HO.
B) At alpha = 0.10, we would reject HO.
C) It is not possible to answer without knowing the actual p-value from the hypothesis test.

B?

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