Suppose an economist has developed a model for forecasting annual consumption,yt,as function of total labor income,x1t,and total property income,x2t based on 20 years on annual data.The following regression model has been developed: 
= 7.81 + 0.91x1t + 0.57x2t with the standard error = 1.29 and the Durbin-Watson d statistic = 2.09.Using an alpha = .05,which of the following is the correct critical value for testing whether the residuals are autocorrelated?
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