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How is inductive reasoning used in geometry?

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Because our conclusion is based on facts, the conclusions reached by deductive reasoning<span> are correct and valid. Simply put, </span>inductive reasoning<span> is </span>used<span> to form hypotheses, while deductive </span>reasoning<span> is </span>used<span> more extensively in </span>geometry<span> to prove ideas.</span>

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