Types of Reasoning - Deductive, Inductive, and Abductive

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[@lipikapathak1927]

Thanks ma'am, it's interesting.
I guess, most of the cases in investigation in any detective stories are done with abductive reasoning, am I right ? But some of the facts ( aka general rule acc. to deductive reasoning) are known already and in such scenarios they can specifically find out the true statement.

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