How can two authors focus on the same topic but write two entirely different texts? (Choose all that apply) The authors can pick which evidence they want to include based on the narrative they want to present
The authors might be writing about the same topic, but have different questions they want to answer in
their text
Impossible. You can't write about the same topic in different ways.
They can write about the same topic but have entirely different viewpoints on the material. Therefore,
they have differing arguments.

The authors can pick which evidence they want to include based on the narrative they want to present

The authors might be writing about the same topic, but have different questions they want to answer in  their text

They can write about the same topic but have entirely different viewpoints on the material. Therefore,  they have differing arguments.

the woman's ability to do hard work is by far the best answer.

our democratic-republican government is based on the idea of the natural right of every individual member thereof to . . a vote in making and executing the laws.

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