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Inductive reasoning is a form of logic that formulates theories based on a set of known facts. It allows for false conclusions, meaning that it can be wrong.The classic example of inductive reasoning is that because most life forms on earth depend on liquid water for survival, water must be important to alien life forms, if they exist.
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