SACE Stage 2 Philosophy Practice Questions - SACE Stage 2 Philosophy Examination (South Australia) Exam

Unlike deductive arguments, an inductively strong argument provides what relationship between premises and conclusion?

The premises make the conclusion highly probable, but do not guarantee its truth with absolute certainty. The premises guarantee the conclusion with absolute mathematical necessity. The premises contradict the conclusion to create a dialectical paradox. The premises are assumed to be false in order to prove the conclusion true.

Correct Answer:

The premises make the conclusion highly probable, but do not guarantee its truth with absolute certainty.

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