Except for the definition of what is being measured, the mean-per-unit estimate is calculated in exactly the same manner as the:
A) ratio estimate.
B) attributes sampling's CUDR.
C) error bound.
D) difference estimate.

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The mean-per-unit estimate and the difference estimate are both calculated using similar statistical methods, differing mainly in what they measure. The mean-per-unit estimate measures the average value per unit, while the difference estimate measures the difference between two sets of data.

Except for the Definition of What Is Being Measured, the Mean-Per-Unit