English, 21.12.2020 01:00, Zshotgun33

In a formal argument, how do reasons typically differ from evidence? A)Reasons are debatable statements that weaken the argument's main point.
B)Evidence consists of facts and statistics that are debatable or arguable.
C)Reasons are logical explanations while evidence consists of facts or examples.
D)Evidence is made up of personal opinions and individual interpretations.

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