In inductive reasoning, one relies on
A) similar, observed cases to infer that the same event or property will recur.
B) premises that, if true, guarantee the truth of a conclusion.
C) misleading statements in support of a conclusion.
D) premises without a conclusion.

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Inductive reasoning involves making generalizations from specific observations or examples. By examining similar cases, one can infer that the same event or property is likely to occur again in the future.

In Inductive Reasoning, One Relies on