**Confidence Interval Calculation**Given that the sample mean ($ \bar{x} $) is 37, the sample size ($ n $) is 44, and the standard deviation ($ \sigma $) is 3, we can be 95% confident that the true population mean ($ \mu $) lies between the values:- **[Input Box]**: Lower bound- **[Input Box]**: Upper bound**Submit Button**: Submit QuestionThis section is designed for calculating the confidence interval for the population mean based on the given sample statistics. Users are expected to input the calculated bounds in the provided fields and submit their answer.

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Given that x = 37, n = 44, and o = 3, then we can be 95% confident that the true mean,u, lies between the values and

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