English, 01.09.2021 20:10 imsmart916
Please help me im so confused this is a dog question so if your a dog lover this question is for you
Which of the following is an example of deductive reasoning ?
A. Its not the law to have your dog on the leash, but that is what I prefer, so all dogs I see today will be on leashes.
B. My neighbor takes her dog for a walk every day , so all dog owners in my community take their dogs on walks every day.
C. In my community its the law that all dogs out on walks must be on leashes, so most dogs i see today will be on leashes,
D. I saw a dog tied to its leash in its yard this morning so all dogs i see today will be tied to leashes in their yards..
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