Charles A. Lindbergh
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Induction is when the premises, or evidence, only 'support' but do not entail the conclusion. A deductive inference, on the other hand, is an inference in which the premises entail, or demonstrate.
Induction is when the premises, or evidence, only 'support' but do not entail the conclusion. A deductive inference, on the other hand, is an inference in which the premises entail, or demonstrate.