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- What is deduction?
- Deduction is that formal logic
that draws conclusions from premises. It works from the
general to the specific.
- What is induction?
- Induction is that form of
logic that draws conclusions that are not necessarily correct.
It works from the specific to the general.
- With Inductive logic, are all the
logical conclusions necessarily correct?
- with inductive logic, even
though a conclusion is logically possible, it does not mean it
is necessarily correct. For example, just because it has
rained every day on a certain day for the past several years,
does not mean it will rain on that same day in the future.
The induction (drawing a general conclusion from a specific
observation) does not necessarily follow.
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