This statement June advances an inductive argument is know to be true from what is presented above
Explanation:
A strong argument is an inductive reasoning that is meant to be strong enough to make it impossible for the conclusion to have been false whether the premises were correct.
Therefore, success or effectiveness of an inductive argument is, unlike deductive argument, a matter of perspective.
Inductive arguments should take vast forms. Some people have the form of making claims on a population or only based on information from either a sample, a subset. Some mediated arguments draw conclusions through an appeal, authority or causal relationship.
