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difference between estimator and estimate in statistics.

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Answered by nikitadnaz

Step-by-step explanation:

An estimator is a function of the sample, i.e., it is a rule that tells you how to calculate an estimate of a parameter from a sample. . An estimate is a Рalue of an estimator calculated from a sample.

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difference between estimator and estimate in statistics.​

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difference between estimator and estimate in statistics.