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What is A fact or piece of information?
Entity
What is the piece of information that are usually numerical is what?
data
What is a string of characters that points to a specific piece of information somewhere on the web?
URL
A collection of unorganized fact is (a) Information (b) Output or (c) Data?
,mjkhik,
In addition to a label what other piece of information must the axes on a graph include?
units
What is A fact or piece of information?
Entity
Is learning a fact or a piece of information?
nuidq
When does a piece of information become a fact?
When it is used for evidence
What is a fact or piece of information expressed as a number or percentage?
It equal to 21 or 56
What is the difference between the and a fact?
The "fact" refers to a specific piece of information that is known to be true, while "the fact" indicates a particular fact previously mentioned or specified. On the other hand, "a fact" refers to any true statement or piece of information, with no specific prior reference.
Is fact slang for factoid?
No, fact is the original term. A "factoid" is a "little fact," a brief or trivial item of information.
What does 'fact' mean?
5+6
What piece of information on a nutrition fact label tells you how much of a days worth of nutrients is in each serving?
Serving Size.
What is the smallest unit of knowledge?
Cells.
What is retelling?
Retelling is repeating a story, fact or piece of information, doing so over national borders would be international retelling.
What is international retelling?
Retelling is repeating a story, fact or piece of information, doing so over national borders would be international retelling.
What is the difference between an inference and fact?
The difference between an inference and a fact is that an inference is generally something which is worked out or deduced from other factual information (but can also relate to something being suggested, although in this case I think the original definition applies), whereas a fact is something which is known to be a true piece of information, without necessarily relying on other information to support this.
