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deductie
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method of reasoning by which premises understood to be true produce logically certain conclusions
Deductive reasoning is a method where you start with statements you accept as true and follow the logical rules of how ideas connect to reach conclusions that must be true. It matters because it allows you to arrive at reliable, certain conclusions rather than just making educated guesses.
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Deductie is een methode in de filosofie en in de logica, waarbij een gevolgtrekking wordt gemaakt uit het algemene naar het bijzondere - van de algemene regel (major-premisse) naar de bijzondere regel (minor-premisse) of waar de verzameling van premissen en de negatie van de conclusie inconsistent zijn.
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