Inductive reasoning involves
A) definite conclusions.
B) logical certainty.
C) factual premises.
D) observational premises.

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Inductive reasoning is based on observational premises or data, from which a general conclusion is drawn. However, inductive reasoning does not provide definite conclusions or logical certainty, as the conclusion may not hold true in every case. Therefore, options A and B are incorrect. The inductive conclusion is also not based on factual premises, as not all observations or data may necessarily be facts. Therefore, option C is incorrect.

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