(See Steps) Which of the following is an advantage of confidence interval estimate over a point estimate for a population parameter? Interval estimates


Question: Which of the following is an advantage of confidence interval estimate over a point estimate for a population parameter?

  1. Interval estimates are more precise than point estimates.
  2. Interval estimates are less accurate than point estimates.
  3. Interval estimates are both more accurate and more precise than point estimates.
  4. Interval estimates take into account the fact that the statistic being used to estimate the population parameter is a random variable.

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