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It seems to me that these are categorically different methods.
Extrapolation is a method of obtaining data (about the general or future or beyond the area in which experimental data is collected, using data about the particular, past or future area processed experimentally).
Induction is a method of proving (a general statement / “case” based on proofs of particular statements/ “cases”).
Inductive methods can be used (in some cases) to ensure the reliability of extrapolation, but it seems to me incorrect to say that one of them is more visible than the other.