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Sarah has always been on time every time I meet her for dinner. Therefore, she will be on time tonight when we meet for dinner. Is the argument above inductive or deductive? Why?
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Sarah has always been on time every time I meet her for dinner. Therefore, she will be on time tonight when we meet for dinner. Is the argument above inductive or deductive? Why?

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It is deductive. This is because the second statement was made as a result of the first statement. Hence, the second statement came about as a result of the first.
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It is deductive because it is based on personal experience.


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