Inductive reasoning is the use of multiple premises that are believed to be true or can be demonstrated as true most of the time to get to a logical conclusion which is more likely true, but not as certain as in deductive reasoning
An example of inductive reasoning is Your garden needs rich soil, so mix compost into the soil once a year.
The reasoning could be All gardens need rich soil to make the plant grow big and healthy. Compost makes the soil richer. Conclusion mix compost into the soil.
The other options
Tomatoes are popular vegetables, so every garden needs to include tomatoes. and Gardening is a great hobby, and people who like plants have gardens. talk about personal opinions about the subject, not premises
Because gardens require a lot of water, you must water your garden daily. is a sentence that doesn't support its premise and it doesn't show a connection to a conclusion either.
