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Which statement best distinguishes an observation from an inference?

A. An inference is likely to change based on additional observations.
B. An observation is likely to change based on additional inferences.
C. An observation involves assumptions, but an inference does not.
D. An inference involves the senses, but an observation does not.



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Final answer:

An inference is an educated guess based on evidence, whereas an observation is a direct fact or agreed-on event.


Explanation:

An inference is an informed guess based on supporting evidence, whereas an observation is a direct fact or agreed-on event. For example, inferring someone's mood from their expressions is an inference, while stating that the sky is blue is an observation. Inferences can be correct or incorrect, while observations are deemed factual.


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