Russ plays the bassoon. Most bassoon players can easily learn the saxophone. It's therefore likely that Russ could easily learn the saxophone. This is an example of weak inductive argument.
Logical arguments may be of two types: deductive and inductive. Deductive arguments aim at arriving at conclusions that are necessarily true if the premises are true. For example, if all teachers are spies, and Mr. Harold is a teacher, then necessarily Mr. Harold must be a spy
Inductive arguments aim at providing the best available evidence for the conclusion arrived at.
The inferential process leads to a conclusion that is only likely true if its premises are true. They may be strong or weak depending on the strength of the evidence.
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