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Marking brainliest!! What should I put for the second question? I am confused. HELPP

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Levart [38]3 years ago

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if other experts state the same thing in their own paper or document.

sesenic [268]3 years ago

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One could analyze the ideas expressed in papers and lectures of experts. Since these people are well educated and creditable, their ideas should be taken seriously. In this case, the author argues that people should pay for the things that they own. By finding a credible expert that shares the same opinion, the idea can be verified.

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