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Inductive Argument in AP English Language

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Definition

An inductive argument is a type of reasoning that uses specific examples or observations to draw a general conclusion. It involves moving from particular instances to a broader claim.

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Unit 7 Overview: Successful and Unsuccessful Arguments

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