URGENT!! TOPIC - THE USE OF INDUCTIVE AND DEDUCTIVE REASONING IN AN ARGUMENT Observe the pattern. What will thenext item be? S6, M6, T7, W9, T8, ? *a. F6b. S8c. F5d. S7What is the best conclusion that canbe made from the statements below?1. If you run everyday, then you willnot get fat. 2. Arthur runs everyday.a. Arthur will not get fat.O b. Arthur will get fat.O c. Arthur will run everydayd. No conclusion can be made.

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URGENT!! TOPIC - THE USE OF INDUCTIVE AND DEDUCTIVE REASONING IN AN ARGUMENT

Observe the pattern. What will the
next item be? S6, M6, T7, W9, T8, ? *
a. F6
b. S8
c. F5
d. S7
What is the best conclusion that can
be made from the statements below?
1. If you run everyday, then you will
not get fat. 2. Arthur runs everyday.
a. Arthur will not get fat.
O b. Arthur will get fat.
O c. Arthur will run everyday
d. No conclusion can be made.

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