Asked by penny
deductive or inductive reasoning? check my answers?
If you square a positive number, you will get a positive number. The number 3 is positive. Therefore, 3^2 is a positive number. I say its inductive.
The best player on our team this year attended a basketball clinic to improve his skills. Therefore, in order to be the best player on your team, you must attend a basketball clinic. I think its deductive.
New Yorkers never buy 3,500 TV sets. Lisa moore is a new yorker. Therefore, Lisa will never buy a $3,500 TV sets. deductive?
If you square a positive number, you will get a positive number. The number 3 is positive. Therefore, 3^2 is a positive number. I say its inductive.
The best player on our team this year attended a basketball clinic to improve his skills. Therefore, in order to be the best player on your team, you must attend a basketball clinic. I think its deductive.
New Yorkers never buy 3,500 TV sets. Lisa moore is a new yorker. Therefore, Lisa will never buy a $3,500 TV sets. deductive?
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Answered by
Larry
All your answers are wrong. I suggest you do some research and find out the definitions of deductive and inductive reasoning and the differences between them.
1. Deductive
2. Inductive
3. Inductive
1. Deductive
2. Inductive
3. Inductive
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