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penalaran induktif
Sign in to saveAlso known as induction, inductive logic, inductive analysis, solving a problem starting with what you know already
metode penalaran yang menarik kesimpulan umum berdasarkan pengamatan terhadap sejumlah fakta atau kasus spesifik
Inductive reasoning is a method where you observe many specific examples and use those observations to develop a general rule or principle that explains them. It matters because it's how we often learn patterns from experience and form working theories about how the world works, though conclusions reached this way aren't guaranteed to be true.
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