What is an inference?

1.) A clue an author gives to the reader

2.) A conclusion based on observations

3.) A fact that cannot be disputed or argued

4.) A statement supported by little evidence

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Brenton

English

10 November, 03:17

What is an inference?

1.) A clue an author gives to the reader

2.) A conclusion based on observations

3.) A fact that cannot be disputed or argued

4.) A statement supported by little evidence

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Anna Fritz · Answer 1

A conclusion based on observations.

Joslyn Ramirez · Answer 2

A conclusion based on observations

Explanation:

Inference is the act or process of inferring, which means reaching a conclusion based on information you have. That information may be obtained through life experience, interaction with others, reading texts, the news etc. It will serve as evidence to support the reasoning that will lead to the conclusion. Inference is synonym to deduction, conclusion, and assumption.

What is an inference?1.) A clue an author gives to the reader2.) A conclusion based on observations3.) A fact that cannot be disputed or argued4.) A statement supported by little evidence

What is an inference?

1.) A clue an author gives to the reader

2.) A conclusion based on observations

3.) A fact that cannot be disputed or argued

4.) A statement supported by little evidence