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What is the difference between an observation and an inference?
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Observations is something you use with your five senses. Inference is something you know from you previous knowledge.
when you percieve something or changes in something, with your 5 senses (as said by @studybrains), it means that you are observing the thing and inference is the conclusion that you make upon the observations and your initial knowledge:) @studybrains is right
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