How Does an Interval Estimator Differ from a Point Estimator

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Multiple Choice

How does an interval estimator differ from a point estimator?

• A)A point estimator may produce very biased results,while an interval estimator never has such a feature.
• B)If a point estimator fails to produce an unbiased result,then an interval estimator secures such a result.
• C)An interval estimator provides a range of values that always include the estimated population parameter.
• D)An interval estimator provides a range of values for the estimated population parameter rather than a single value provided by a point estimator.

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