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The road map indicates that it is 10 miles from Vacaville to Fairfield. From the information on the road map, it follows that Va

caville and Fairfield really are 10 miles apart. what type of argument?

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slamgirl [31]3 years ago

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Answer: Inductive argument.

Step-by-step explanation:

An argument can have one or more premises but there is only one conclusion to it.

The arguments are of two types : Inductive (uses pattern or signs to get a conclusion ) and deductive (Uses general facts or defines or theory to decide any conclusion)

The given argument : The road map indicates that it is 10 miles from Vacaville to Fairfield. From the information on the road map, it follows that Vacaville and Fairfield really are 10 miles apart.

The given argument is the argument that is based on signs (maps are signs) which comes under inductive arguments.

Thus, the given argument is an inductive argument.

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