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The difference between inductive and deductive reasoning is that while inductive reasoning uses patterns to draw its conclusions deductive reasoning uses specific evidence.

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these reasonings are different as the inductive uses senses and a three step use while decutive uses evidence and has a 6 step use

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deductive reasoning is when you have a claim, and you can only believe it is true with evidence. Inductive reasoning is when you make a claim that doesn't include evidence.

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Well with inductive you start with the data with deductive you start with a theroy which can be diffferent cause may lead to different answers

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i think that the deductive reasoning is more accurate because of how you provide specific evidence for the claim to be true

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I think that deductive reasoning is the most accurate because since you're using specific evidence there is a smaller chance that the theory can be broken with just one example of one piece of specific evidence not actually being true.

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IR means to draw conclusions or make predictions based off of observation or evidence, while DR means to draw conclusions from (or assumed) truth(s).

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I'd say IR is the most accurate method as referring to it's description, it uses evidence and/or observations to make (a) prediction(s)