As the reporters gathered around him, Coach Capra began his statement. "I believe you all know that Frank Brennan will be the team'a replacement quarterback for the rest of this season. Michael Ramey's injuries will keep him from playing and we don't have anybody better than young Frank."

Coach Capra's thinking is

A) Inductive

B) Deductive

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Jovan Stafford

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23 March, 02:09

As the reporters gathered around him, Coach Capra began his statement. "I believe you all know that Frank Brennan will be the team'a replacement quarterback for the rest of this season. Michael Ramey's injuries will keep him from playing and we don't have anybody better than young Frank."

Coach Capra's thinking is

A) Inductive

B) Deductive

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Demarion Curtis · Answer 1

I think here Coach Capra's thinking is going to be inductive. I got this because inductive is "general laws from particular instances." Deductive is based more off law and rule. So it is the coach who thinks no one is better tan young Frank, but there could be. So my answer is A, inductive.