Which example of induction is the weakest?

Select one:
a.
A few students stated on a professor rating website that Ms. Li gives mostly A’s. I’m taking her class so I should get an A.

b. I have three tests during the sixth week of class, so I’m canceling all my social engagements that week in order to give myself enough time to study.
c. I found a reliable source for my essay that supports my argument. To strengthen my argument, I’m going to look for another source that confirms my conclusion.
d.
I followed all of the directions for my essay, did my best, went to tutoring, and asked the professor for feedback on my rough draft. I am proud of my work and expect to at least pass the assignment.

The difference between weak induction and strong induction only appears in induction hypothesis. In weak induction, we only assume that particular statement holds at k-th step, while in strong induction, we assume that the particular statment holds at all the steps from the base case to k-th step

What is a weak argument?

A weak argument is a non-deductive argument that fails to provide probable support for its conclusion. So deductive reasoning is much stronger and the reason that will give their for the options that are given is that it makes assumptions based on the supported ideas. The supported ideas are those that we are going to base the analysis on the existing theory.

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