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Which statement is true about sufficient evidence?

1. Evidence is sufficient when there is enough valid information to support an argument and its claims.

2. Evidence is sufficient when there is evidence to support at least some of the claims an author makes.

3. Sufficient evidence is when research is not required to support the evidence.

4. Sufficient evidence is when all evidence pertaining to an argument and its claims is determined to be legitimate.

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angiegymnast221

Answer:

I am not sure EXACTLY which one but it is either 1 or 4

Explanation:

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shivjimishraVT

The true statement about Sufficient evidence is, that "Evidence is sufficient when there is enough valid information to support an argument and its claims." Thus the correct option is A.

What do you mean by Evidence?

Evidence may be defined as the unrestricted body of truths or information denoting whether a hypothesis or recommendation is genuine or valid.

Therefore, the correct option for this question is A.

To learn more about Evidence, refer to the link:

https://brainly.com/question/1256677

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