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Estimator bias occurs when a sample is not random and does not accurately represent the population being studied?
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Estimator bias occurs when a sample is not random and does not accurately represent the population being studied?

Estimator bias occurs when a sample is not random and does not accurately represent-example-1
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We say that an estimator is biased when it does not represent accurately the population being studied

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