Throughout this course, you have analyzed the types and strength of arguments. One of the more...

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Throughout this course, you have analyzed the types and strength of arguments. One of the more challenging tasks in critical thinking is discerning the differences between inductive and deductive reasoning.

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For this final written assignment, you will construct two paragraphs. One paragraph will provide an example of inductive reasoning and the other an example of deductive reasoning. For both paragraphs, you are to include the following using complete sentences:

1. Description of the argument

2. Explanation of the premises

3. Explanation of conclusion

4. Explanation of why the example is inductive or deductive

You may use either real or fictional examples but not the examples used in week four’s assignment.

500 words

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Inductive and Deductive Arguments 
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Inductive and Deductive Statement  2 
 
Inductive and Deductive Arguments 
The quality of an argument is assessed in terms of the degree to which the conclusion of the argument 
is supported by its premises. More precisely, we question if the argument is either inductively strong 
or deductively valid.    
Inductive Argument 
An inductive statement is a statement which the arguer plans for only building up or 
incrementing the decision’s likelihood. In an inductive statement, there is an expectation for 
the premises to be just strong enough till such point that, in case they were held valid, then it 
would be not be possible to say that the conclusion is untrue or false. A fruitful inductive 
statement does not have any standard term. The prosperity or quality of an inductive 
statement involves degree, unlike with deductive statements. (n.a., n.d.) 
Inductive statements can represent any thought that might be considered significant enough 
for creating the likelihood of reality of conclusion. In this manner,

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