Deductive, Inductive, Abductive Reasoning
Deductive Reasoning is when the conclusion must *certainly* follow from the premises
Inductive Reasoning is not certain, but uses past experiences to make *probable* predictions about the future.
Abductive Reasoning is a form of reasoning where you make a probable best guess based on the evidence at hand.
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