This document discusses terms related to inductive reasoning. It defines a conjecture as an unproven statement based on observations, essentially a hypothesis. It also defines a counterexample as an example that shows a conjecture is false, serving as proof that a conjecture is wrong. Counterexamples should be considered when making conjectures to try to increase their accuracy.
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