The problem with inductive reasoning is ________.
A) it may lead to false conclusions
B) it takes too much time
C) it cannot be used in science
D) it unambiguously confirms our ideas

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Inductive reasoning involves using specific observations or examples to form a general conclusion, but it does not guarantee that the conclusion is always true. In other words, there is a possibility of error or false conclusions due to insufficient evidence or bias.

The Problem with Inductive Reasoning Is ________