A researcher claims that 10% of all safety helmets have manufacturing flaws. To test this claim (H0: p = 0.10), a random sample of helmets was selected and the sample proportion of helmets with flaws calculated. After further calculations, a 95% confidence interval on the true proportion of helmets that have flaws was found to be (0.08, 0.13) and a decision was made about the claim of the true proportion of helmets with flaws. Using the same level of significance, which of the following p-values would lead to the same conclusion (same conclusion as reached with the confidence interval) about the claim H0: p = 0.10?

A.	0.125
B.	0.03
C.	0.045
D.	0.001