Inductive reasoning
Scientists use inductive reasoning to combine isolated facts into a plausible explanation or hypothesis
Inductive reasoning is a method of reasoning in which certain information is used to make a wide generalization that is viewed to be probable, allowing for the fact that the conclusion may be not true. Inductive reasoning is frequently employed in applications that involve forecasting, prediction, or behavior.
Answer:
That sounds pretty cruel so my
opinion is no.
Explanation:
Sounds cruel
Answer:
it involves the adduction of fingers
Animals that have fur , give live birth