Level of confidence and sample size

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I'm trying to determine what happens to the sample size if the level of confidence is reduced from 95% to 90% but the allowable error and the standard deviation remain, the same. Should it be increased, decreased, remain the same or none of these.

Reference no: EM1391254

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