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Which of the following can you determine when you use deduction and start from a given set of rules and conditions?

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andrew-mc [135]2 years ago

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Deduction is a term used as inference to a known and validated principle. This is when you analyze points through logic from a given set of rules and conditions. You relate how the situation may conform to the rules. Thus. there is no wrong deduction. If you analyze it to be true, then that must be definitely correct. Therefore, the answer is letter B. What must be true.

sergeinik [125]2 years ago

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for you apex users it is "what must be true" :)

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