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pogonyaev
1 year ago
5

Select all that apply. We can call the statement "Four hundred people attended the gathering" a fact because _____. it relies on

inaccurate info it can be proven or disproven without feelings or judgments we can't; it might be inaccurate it is based on a personal judgment it is objective in nature
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2 answers:
NeTakaya1 year ago
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Answer: B) it can be proven or disproven without feelings or judgments.

Explanation: something objective is something that is not influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering and representing facts. The given statement "Four hundred people attended the gathering" can be called a fact because it is objective, it can be proven or disproven without feelings or judgments (for example, it can be prove by counting the entry tickets, or something similar).

larisa86 [58]1 year ago
3 0

The correct answer is B. It can be proven or disproven without feelings or judgments

Explanation:

A fact is a statement that expresses something that really happens or exists and that belongs to an objective reality which means its existence does not depend on the perspectives, interpretation or subjectivity of people and can be shown or proven. Generally speaking, is a statement can be proved using objective instruments in which people perspectives are not involved it can be considered as fact. Thus, "Four hundred people attended the gathering" is a fact because it can be proven or disproven which means you can count the people or use any other system to determine the number of people that attended the gathering and this number is not affected by the feelings, perspective or judgments that means this is objective and consistent.

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