The Difference Between a Fact and an Inference Is That

question 49

Multiple Choice

The difference between a fact and an inference is that a(n)

• A) fact is a conclusion drawn from statements using the words "never" and "always."
• B) inference is a conclusion drawn from the facts available.
• C) fact is a conclusion drawn typically from an informal mode of communication.
• D) inference is always true.

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Definitions:

Constraint

A limitation or restriction that affects the process or progress of a project, operation, or strategy.

External Data Sources

Data collected from outside an organization, including public data sets, market research, and information from business partners or third-party providers.

Data Warehouse

A centralized repository for storing, managing, and analyzing large sets of structured data from various sources.

Internal Data Sources

Information collected from within an organization, used for decision making and strategic planning.