What is the inductive generalization in the following argument by analogy? Coyotes are canines, just like wolves are.So because wolves have been domesticated (as dogs), coyotes could be domesticated.

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The argument by analogy is making an inductive generalization that because wolves, which are canines, have been successfully domesticated, coyotes, also a type of canine, could potentially also be domesticated. This generalization applies to all canines, not just wolves or dogs. Therefore, option E is the best choice as it presents a generalization that encompasses coyotes as well.

What Is the Inductive Generalization in the Following Argument by Analogy