Asymptotically valid interval

Let X1, . . . , X25 be independent identically distributed samples form a Gamma distribution, Gamma(4, λ), with unknown rate λ. Construct an asymptotically valid 95% confidence interval for λ. Note that for X d=Gamma(4, λ), E[X] = 4/λ and V ar(X) = 4/λ2

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