The Second Blind Man's Inference

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1. How could the second blind man make that inference when he touches the elephant's trunk?

Because he knows that snakes are similar to elephants.

Because he knows elephants have trunks.

Because he knows that snakes have no legs and move up and down and from side to side.

Using his own experiences, he makes a logical guess comparing the characteristics of a snake and the new thing he touches, the elephant's trunk.

Explanation

Using his own experiences, he makes a logical guess comparing the characteristics of a snake and the new thing he touches, the elephant's trunk.

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The elephant is like a snake.

The elephant moved up and down and from side to side.

Snakes are animals that don't have legs.

The second blind man makes that inference because he is using what he knows from his previous experiences.

Explanation

The second blind man makes that inference because he is using what he knows from his previous experiences.

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