Deductive, Inductive, and Abductive Reasoning
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1Deductive Reasoning is when the conclusion must be necessarily be true if the premises are true and the logic is correct.
Inductive Reasoning is when you make a conclusion based on past experience, but could be wrong.
Abductive Reasoning is when you look at the evidence and make a best guess as to what happened.
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