Karnataka II PUC Logic (KSEAB) Practice Questions - Karnataka School Examination And Assessment Board (KSEAB) II PUC Class 12 Logic Inductive Logic (Subject Code 23) Exam

What is the key formal difference between a typical deductive conclusion and a typical inductive conclusion?

Deductive conclusions claim necessity from the premises; inductive conclusions claim only probability Induction is only about mathematics; deduction is only about science Inductive conclusions are always certain; deductive conclusions are always uncertain Deduction never uses premises; induction always uses axioms

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Deductive conclusions claim necessity from the premises; inductive conclusions claim only probability

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