Using Specific Observations or Empirical Data to Construct a Theory

question 6

True/False

Using specific observations or empirical data to construct a theory is inductive reasoning.

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Definitions:

Porosity

The measure of empty spaces within rocks or soil, determining their ability to absorb and hold water or other fluids.

Permeability

The measure of how easily fluids can pass through a material's pore spaces or fractures.

Loosely Cemented Gravel

A type of sedimentary deposit composed of gravel particles that are held together by a weak cementing material.

Vesicular Volcanic Rock

Rock that contains small cavities or vesicles, formed by gas bubbles trapped during volcanic solidification.