Yuri Androvich is a blue-eyed Russian, and his paintings sell for over $10,000. Peter Roganov is also a blue-eyed Russian, and he just finished art school. Thus, his paintings should sell for over $10,000, too.

A) Inductive, strong. B) Deductive, valid. C) Inductive, cogent. D) Deductive, invalid. E) Inductive, weak.

inductive weak ( E )

Explanation:

An inductive weak argument is an argument whereby the outcome of the argument is less likely to occur/happen when compared to the presumed condition on which the argument was made.

Yuri Androvich is a blue-eyed Russian and his paintings sell for $10000 is the basis/ presumed condition on which the argument that Peter Roganov also a blue eyed Russian and a fresh graduate from Art school should also sell his artwork for $10000. this condition is not feasible because other factors such as expertise and experience could be the main reason behind the sales of Yuri's artwork at $10000 which Peter lacks.

hence the argument is an inductive weak argument.

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