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ec501234

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Evidence used to support conclusions
 
  a. might include expert opinion or statistics.
  b. are never the opinions or personal experience of the author.
  c. is not valid unless it is already published online or in a scholarly journal.

Question 2

Conclusions that the author reaches might be
 
  a. not mentioned in the article.
  b. steps to solve the problem.
  c. ideas that do not need to be supported by evidence since they are opinions.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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