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1. Enumerative induction
2. Interference to the best explanation
3. Deductively valid
4. Interference to the best explanation
5. Interference to the best explanation
6. Well, a deductively valid argument refers to a situation where the argument is intended to be valid and provides guarantees of the truth at the end of the conclusion. It refers to a situation where the arguer should be deductively valid to provide true and valid premises. A deductively valid argument is supposed to be strong where a conclusion can never be false, and all the premises should be true & strong to provide 100% authenticity to the information.
7. Hume’s problem of induction
8. True
9. False
10. False
11. True
12. Well, when it comes to Fixation of Belief, CS Pierce’s only method is to resolve the doubt. His belief is to provide a settlement between two parties because resolving doubts are important to provide mental peace and mutual respect.

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