Question

Help ! Inductive and deductive reasoning differ in which way? A) Conclusions drawn using deductive reasoning are always false, while conclusions drawn using inductive reasoning are always true. B) Conclusions drawn using inductive reasoning are always valid, while conclusions drawn using deductive reasoning may or may not be valid. C) Conclusions drawn using inductive reasoning are always false, while conclusions drawn using deductive reasoning are always true. D) Conclusions drawn using deductive reasoning are always valid, while conclusions drawn using inductive reasoning may or may not be valid.

Answer 1

Answer:

B) Conclusions drawn using inductive reasoning are always valid, while conclusions drawn using deductive reasoning may or may not be valid.

Step-by-step explanation:

Inductive reasoning uses logic and uses more evidence to draw conclusions. In deductive reasoning, WE decide whether a deductive statement is true by assessing the strength of the link between the premises and the conclusion. But some deductive reasoning may appear to make sense without pointing to a truth

Answer 2

Answer:

The answer is D. Conclusions drawn using deductive reasoning are always valid, while conclusions drawn using inductive reasoning may or may not be valid.

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