Researchers conducted a study to examine the association of clinical factors at birth with sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) (Platt et al., 2000). The researchers randomly sampled the medical records of infants who died of SIDS from a large database. The study found 50 infants who required resuscitation at birth in 321 medical records, which produced a 90% confidence interval of 0.08 ± 0.02. What can the researchers conclude about this confidence interval?
Researchers are certain that the interval (0.06,0.10) contains the proportion of 10% 90% 95 % 5% Adapted from Platt, M Archives ofDisease in' ning P. J; et al. Clinical Comparison Of SIDS And Explained Sudden Infant Deaths: How Healthy And How Normal?