Which of the following statements are true about inductive reasoning? * i. All forms of inductive reasoning are based on finding a conclusion that is most likely to fit the premises and is used when making predictions, creating generalizations, and analyzing cause and effect. ii. Conclusions based on inductive reasoning are certainly true. iii. Inductive reasoning is commonly shown using a pyramid that starts at the narrow premises and expands into a wider conclusion. Oi and ii only Oi and iii only O ii and iii only O i, ii, and iii

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