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BMI 29.77 2 21.87 25.40 A 18.78 5 22.80 6 31.26 7 26.09 8 22.06 9 19.78 10 26.88 11 23.05 12 40.70 13 36.01 14 32.72 15 35.43 16 27.76 17 39.16 18 31.44 19 24.75 20 21.57 21 23.15Suppose a health researcher wants to estimate the mean body mass index (BMI) for U.S. women who are current smokers. Use the provided random sample from CDC health survey results {sample size n = 50) to estimate a 95% condence interval for the mean BMI of US. adult female current smokers. As the BMI distribution for the sample is rightskewed. perform a natural log transformation of the data in order to develop the condence interval. Avoid rounding within calculations. Click to download the data in your preferred format. CS'lrr Excel MacText Minitai) PCText R SPSS Provide the 95% condence interval in the form "(lower limit. upper limit)" where each limit represents BMI measurements on the original scale, each number rounded to two decimal places. 95% momma: BMI 22 17.23 23 22.34 24 36.61 25 29.76 26 30.18 27 40.70 28 24.34 29 19.78 30 31.01 31 34.45 32 19.49 33 16.99 34 24.69 35 24.59 36 27.46 37 24.39 38 28.27 39 24.21 40 23.30 41 22.13 42 21.29