Could someone answer this for me please You estimate a simple linear regression model using a sample of 25 observations and obtain the following results (estimated standard errors in parentheses below coefficient estimates): y = 97.25 + 19.74* x (3.86) (3.42) What are the endpoints of the interval estimator for B2 with a 99% interval estimate?

Could someone answer this for me please You estimate a simple linear regression model using a sample of 25 observations and obtain the following results (estimated standard errors in parentheses below coefficient estimates): y = 97.25 + 19.74* x (3.86) (3.42) What are the endpoints of the interval estimator for B2 with a 99% interval estimate?

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