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Stormee Galka
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An inductive argument is one in which:

A) there is no conclusion
B) there is only one premise
C) the truth of the premises is enough to guarantee the truth of the conclusion
D) the truth of the premises is not enough to guarantee the truth of the conclusion
E) something is proven false rather than proven true

Inductive Argument

An argument that attempts to show that its conclusion is supported by the premises even though the conclusion amplifies—it goes beyond—what the premises state.

Conclusion

The final part of something, typically a summary or decision made after considering all the presented information or evidence.

Premises

Assertions or claims considered true and form the foundational premises for a conclusion in reasoning.

  • Separate the concepts of reasoning inductively from reasoning deductively.
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Caleigh DawsonDec 25, 2024
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