Consider the following argument by analogy. Gorillas and chimpanzees are both primates.
Gorillas like to eat fruit.
Chimpanzees like to eat fruit. What inductive generalization is implied in this argument?

Question

Consider the following argument by analogy. Gorillas and chimpanzees are both primates. 
Gorillas like to eat fruit.
Chimpanzees like to eat fruit. What inductive generalization is implied in this argument?

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The argument suggests that since both gorillas and chimpanzees are primates and they both like to eat fruit, it might be generalized that all primates share this preference for fruit. This is an inductive generalization based on the observed behavior of two types of primates.

Consider the Following Argument by Analogy