How does inductive reasoning differ from deductive
reasoning?

A. Inductive reasoning involves going from the specific to the
general, whereas deductive reasoning involves going from the
general to the specific.

B. Inductive reasoning is based on experimentation, and
deductive reasoning is based on observation.

C. Deductive reasoning involves going from the specific to the
general, whereas inductive reasoning involves going from the
general to the specific.

D. Discovery science utilizes deductive reasoning, not inductive
reasoning, to establish conclusions.

E. Inductive reasoning is based on hypotheses, and deductive
reasoning is not.