Answer to Question 1
Argumentation differs from persuasion because it must be based on a
controversial idea and should be based on logical rather than emotional
appeals. Argumentation and persuasion have a common purpose: to
persuade or convince readers that the ideas are true, believable, or
credible.
Answer to Question 2
The requirements of argumentation are that the argument be based on a
controversial idea and that the information used to support the argument
be rational, logical, factual, and objective.
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