Which Statement Is True About Inductive Reasoning Versus Deductive Reasoning

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Multiple Choice

Which statement is true about inductive reasoning versus deductive reasoning?

• A) Deductive reasoning can lead to a conclusion about which one is certain.
• B) Inductive reasoning can lead to a conclusion about which one is certain.
• C) One can be certain about a conclusion drawn from both inductive and deductive reasoning.
• D) Neither inductive reasoning nor deductive reasoning allows one to be certain about a conclusion drawn.

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