Deductive and Inductive Reasoning

Okay. Now we're dealing with proofs. The main idea behind a proof is that you are defending an argument through sound reasoning. Watch this video detailing the two types of reasoning we engage in when trying to evidence a proof. The video explains inductive and deductive reasoning. 

Your Task:

1) Give an example of deductive reasoning with at least 3 steps (different, obviously from the video's example).

Here's mine: 

a) All crows are black 

b) The bird on my fence is a crow

c) Therefore, the bird on my fence is black

2) Then give an errant example of deductive reasoning, where there is a false conclusion.

Here's mine:

a) All Toyota cars are relatively fuel efficient

b) My car is relatively fuel efficient

c) Therefore, I drive a Toyota

Clearly, my reasoning is incorrect; I could drive a different relatively fuel efficient vehicle.

Now you go. The grade on this post is simple:

10 total points. 8 for actually posting, and 2 for commenting on another student's post as to whether you agree with his or her examples being deductive reasoning, and the errant example being indeed errant.