What does anyone believe the question is asking for? It says: Assuming inductive reasoning was used, finish the set of facts to fit each conclusion below.

"The police officer was ________ of the first five drivers who stopped at the traffic light."

"Conclusion: The police officer shined his flashlight in the faces of all the drivers who stop at the traffic light."

It gave the answer, so I'm unsure of what it's asking.

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What does anyone believe the question is asking for? It says: Assuming inductive reasoning was used, finish the set of facts to fit each conclusion below.

"The police officer was ________ of the first five drivers who stopped at the traffic light." 

"Conclusion: The police officer shined his flashlight in the faces of all the drivers who stop at the traffic light."

It gave the answer, so I'm unsure of what it's asking.

littlebird · Answer

Fill in the blank?

anonymous · Answer

That's what I thought, but it gave the answer to the question. I'm not sure if that's what we're supposed to put or not.

littlebird · Answer

What was the answer?

anonymous · Answer

I think I just figured out the question. I feel kind of stupid for asking this on here, now... "The answer is that the police officer shined his flashlight in the faces". Thank you for your help!