Assignments 1. Construct ONE inductive Argument by Example. 2. Construct ONE inductive Argument by Analogy. 3....

Assignments

1. Construct ONE inductive Argument by Example.

2. Construct ONE inductive Argument by Analogy.

3. Construct ONE inductive Argument from Authority.
Given what you know so far, evaluate the following instance of the basic form of the Argument about Causes.

1) Getting a cold drink correlates with the weather getting hotter.
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2) Thus, getting a cold drink causes the weather to get hotter

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