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Deduction is often characterized as one in which the premises entail, or demonstrate, the conclusion... while an inductive inference is one in which the premises, or evidence, only 'support.' But do not entail, the conclusion.
Deduction is often characterized as one in which the premises entail, or demonstrate, the conclusion... while an inductive inference is one in which the premises, or evidence, only 'support.' But do not entail, the conclusion.