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An observation is _______. a. a possible explanation for events using prior knowledge b. always quantitative c. made using any of the five senses d. always qualitative

An observation is _______. a. a possible explanation for events using prior knowledge b. always quantitative c. made using any of the five senses d. always qualitative
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An observation is _______.

a. a possible explanation for events using prior knowledge
b. always quantitative
c. made using any of the five senses
d. always qualitative

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The answer is made using any five senses.
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