Answer:
A
Explanation:
The voice of young, elders, and women
Inductive argument is an argument that generalizes from few cases to a bigger sample (a deductive argument is the opposite, it helps people generalize from the bigger sample to a smaller one).
Here we would have:
<span>Juniper received the homework assignment. Therefore </span><span>everyone in class today received the homework assignment.
Here we generalize from Juniper to the whole class!</span>
