Which of the following is an example of inductive reasoning. April is a rainy month so it will probably rain a lot in April, It has rained everyday this week so it will likely rain tomorrow, it rained on the first of the month so it will rain every day this month, the weather forecast is for rain so it will rain

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Arianna Kerr

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20 September, 03:06

Which of the following is an example of inductive reasoning. April is a rainy month so it will probably rain a lot in April, It has rained everyday this week so it will likely rain tomorrow, it rained on the first of the month so it will rain every day this month, the weather forecast is for rain so it will rain

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Briley Ali · Answer 1

"It has rained everyday this week, so it will rain everyday this month" because inductive reasoning is a method of reasoning in which the premises are viewed as supplying some evidence for the truth of the conclusion. If I'm incorrect, I'm sorry.

Kenyon Zhang · Answer 2

It has rained everyday this week so it will likely rain tomorrow

Explanation:

Inductive reasoning is a form of reasoning from experience, that is to say, out of premises that have been observed and corroborated, one draws a conclusion that is probable, likely to happen, but that is, nevertheless, not certain. In this case, the observed premises are that it has rained every day this week, and the probable conclusion is that, for that reason, it is likely that it will rain tomorrow.