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1. Examine the data presented and find the statement that represents an inference rather than an observation. Blemish Cream Data 16 14 12 10 # of Blemishes 8 6 4 2 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Days A) The number of blemishes peaked on day 9 B) On day 10 there were about 12 blemishes C) The blemish cream was most effective on days 4 and 5 D) The blemishes are cyclic in their appearance and disappearance

          1. Examine the data presented and find the statement that represents an inference rather than an observation.
Blemish Cream Data
16
14
12
10
# of Blemishes
8
6
4
2
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Days
A)
The number of blemishes peaked on day 9
B)
On day 10 there were about 12 blemishes
C)
The blemish cream was most effective on days 4 and 5
D)
The blemishes are cyclic in their appearance and disappearance

1. Examine the data presented and find the statement that represents an inference rather than an observation.
Blemish Cream Data
16
14
12
10
# of Blemishes
8
6
4
2
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Days
A)
The number of blemishes peaked on day 9
B)
On day 10 there were about 12 blemishes
C)
The blemish cream was most effective on days 4 and 5
D)
The blemishes are cyclic in their appearance and disappearance

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09/13/2022

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1. Examine the data presented and find the statement that represents an inference rather than an observation. (Blemish Cream Data) Blemish Cream Data Days A) The number of blemishes peaked on day 9 B) On day 10 there were about 12 blemishes C) The blemish cream was most effective on days 4 and 5 D) The blemishes are cyclic in their appearance and disappearance