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2 years ago

Which statement best explains how the author uses

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The statement that best explains how the author uses faulty reasoning to serve a purpose is: The author utilizes loaded language to persuade readers to buy phones for students.

Faulty reasoning is a type of fallacy where the conclusion that is reached does not harmonize with the available data.

Loaded language is a form of faulty reasoning where the writer uses manipulative language and not facts to support his claim.

In the instance given, we see that the author refers to the debate to stop students from using their devices as a "useless fight."

Instead of backing his claim with facts, he uses manipulative language to sway the audience.

Learn more about faulty reasoning here:

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