Which of the following is not a common type of inductive argument?
A) argument from analogy
B) mathematical argument
C) causal argument
D) statistical argument

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Mathematical arguments are based on deductive reasoning, where conclusions are logically derived from premises and are necessarily true if the premises are true. Inductive arguments, such as arguments from analogy, causal arguments, and statistical arguments, infer a general conclusion from specific instances, and their conclusions are probable, not certain.

Which of the Following Is Not a Common Type of Inductive