Answer:
inductive; weak
Step-by-step explanation:
The argument is inductive because the main point of the argument or theory was presented later at the end of the argument, after opening the argument with anecdotal evidence or observations. However, no matter how true the premises may seem to be, the argument is weak, because the conclusion is false and does not really follow from the premises. Nothing in her premises suggests consulting her textbook during final exams is acceptable. Consulting textbook during exams is certainly a prohibited act, and as such, is not the best way to refresh her memory.
I only know of 4 ways, and this might not even be correct, but here they are.
The first is verbally (a description of words) second is numerically ( by a table of values) third is visually (Graph) last is algebraically ( by a formula)
3
3/5 x 3 = 9/5
9/5 = 1 4/5
Answer:
The answer is C because they have the same coefficient and variable on both sides (or something like that but its definitely c )
