So with that out of the way, let's just think about what the confidence interval is going to be. Well, it's going to be her sample proportion, plus or minus, there's going to be some critical value, and this critical value is going to be dictated by our confidence level we wanna have, and then that critical value times the standard deviation of the sampling distribution of the sample proportions, which we don't know. And so instead of having that, we use the standard error of the sample proportion, and in this case, it would be p hat times one minus p hat, all of that over n, our sample size, all of that over 50. So what's this going to be? We're gonna get p hat, our sample proportion here, is 0.4 plus or minus, I'll save the z star here, our critical value, for a little bit. We're gonna use a z table for that. And so we're gonna have 0.4 right over there, one minus 0.4 is times 0.6, all of that over 50.