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A deductive argument is always a stronger argument than an inductive argument O True False A Moving to another question will save this

A deductive argument is always a stronger argument than an inductive argument O True False A Moving to another question will save this
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A deductive argument is always a stronger argument than an inductive argument

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inductive reasoning aims at developing a theory while deductive reasoning aims at testing an existing theory, so true
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The answer to your question is True
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