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Moreover the authors propose the B\u00e9zier variant of \\(L^*_n\\) as \\[ L^*_{n,\\alpha}(f;x)=na_n\\sum^\\infty_{k=0} Q^{(\\alpha)}_{n,k}(x)\\int_{n,k}f(t)\\,dt,\\quad x\\in[0,\\infty), \\] where \\(Q^{(\\alpha)}_{n,k}(x)=\\{\\sum^\\infty_{j=k} p_{n,j}(x)\\}^\\alpha-\\{\\sum^\\infty_{j=k+1}p_{n,j}(x)\\}^\\alpha,\\quad \\alpha\\geq 1.\\) In the main result is estimated the rate of convergence by \\(L^*_{n,\\alpha}\\) for functions of bounded variation as follows: Theorem. Let \\(f\\) be a function of bounded variation on every finite subinterval of \\([0,\\infty)\\) and \\(\\mathop V^b_a(g_x)\\) is the total variation of \\(g_x\\) on \\([a,b]\\). If \\(\\alpha\\geq 1\\), \\(x\\in (0,\\infty)\\), \\(r>1\\) and \\(M>0\\) are given and \\(f(t)=O(t^r)\\), \\(t\\to \\infty\\), then for \\(n\\) sufficiently large, \\[ \\begin{multlined} \\left| L^*_{n,\\alpha}(f,x)-\\frac{1}{2^a}\\,f(x+)-\\left(1-\\frac{1}{2^\\alpha}\\right)f(x-)\\right|\\leq A(n,x)| f(x+)-f(x-)|+\\\\+ \\frac{2\\alpha M(1+x+x^2)+a_nx^2}{na_nx^2}\\;\\sum^2_{k=1}V^{x+x/\\sqrt k}_{x-x/\\sqrt k}(g_x)+O(n^{-r}),\\end{multlined} \\] where \\[ A(n,x)\\leq\\begin{cases} \\frac{\\alpha 2^{\\alpha-1}[6\\sqrt{1+x}+1]}{\\sqrt{nx}}\\,,\\quad & a_n=1,\\;\\phi_n(x)=e^{nx}\\\\ a2^\\alpha \\left[\\frac{[1+(a_nx)^2+ 0.5(1+a_nx)^2]}{(1+a_nx)[1+\\sqrt na_nx]}+\\frac{1+a_nx}{\\sqrt {2ena_nx}}\\right],\\quad & \\phi_n(x)=(1+x)^n\\end{cases} \\] and \\[ g_x(t)=\\begin{cases} f(t)-f(x-),\\quad & 0\\leq t