English, 16.12.2020 22:00, sharpeyennifer

A is a claim that argues whether or not a statement is a fact and can be proven. Readers could fact-check this claim to determine if it is true. A)Claim about solutions
B)Claim about value
C)Claim of facts
i think its C but i need a good grade so can someone dubble check for me? lol

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