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You’re reading some information for an assignment, but about half way through your research you realize that the author of the paper is trying to persuade you rather than inform you. Is the information you’re reading credible or not credible?

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bhavikamerica

Answer:

not credible

Explanation:

the author is trying to give his/her opinion rather than inform you, so that's why it's not credible.

chillgirlvibes

Answer:

It is not credible because the author is not informing you on the information, instead they are persuading you to disagree or agree.

Explanation:

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