context: Deductive reasoning, or valid reasoning, is a type of reasoning in which true inferences necessarily follow. [1] Sometimes deductive reasoning is defined by stating that reasoning proceeds by deriving generalization from an individual case conclusion. The word 'deduction' comes from the Latin word deduco, which means 'to bring forth'. As its name implies, deductive reasoning does not provide new information, but "brings forth" the assumption contained in the given assumptions. This means that deductive reasoning is the conclusion from known cases to other known cases.
question: What is deductive reasoning?
answers.text: Deductive reasoning, or valid reasoning, is a type of reasoning in which true inferences necessarily follow. [1] Sometimes deductive reasoning is defined by stating that reasoning proceeds by deriving generalization from an individual case conclusion. The word 'deduction' comes from the Latin word deduco, which means 'to bring forth'. As its name implies, deductive reasoning does not provide new information, but "brings forth" the assumption contained in the given assumptions. This means that deductive reasoning is the conclusion from known cases to other known cases