Which of the following are properties of inductive arguments? Select all that apply.

A$.$ It can be analyzed only in terms of its strength.

B$.$ A conclusion is formed by generalizing from a set of more specific premises.

C$.$ It can be valid even when its conclusion is blatantly false.

D$.$ It can be analyzed in terms of its validity and soundness. It is valid if its conclusion follows necessarily from its premises. It is sound if it is valid and its premises are true.

E$.$ It cannot prove its conclusion true. At best, it shows that its conclusion probably is true.

F$.$ A specific conclusion is deduced from a set of more general $($or equally general$)$ premises.