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I am trying to find the CI for 95%. PROBLEM A: BAR OVER X=51.5, T=1.96,S=6.8, N=100...

I am trying to find the CI for 95%.

PROBLEM A: BAR OVER X=51.5, T=1.96,S=6.8, N=100

PROBLEM B: BAR OVER X=145,T=1.96, S=16.05,N=100

PROBLEM C : BAR OVER X = 15, T=1.96, 5.099, N=100

What is the C.I. for each of these?  

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