which description explains when a source is objective?

It contains both facts and opinions about the topic that are supported by evidence

It is fractal and does not seek to persuade a reader to agree with a certain point of view

The source is prepared by someone who is an expert on topic

The information presented is well researched and comes from different sources

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The description that best explains when a source is objective is:

It is factual and does not seek to persuade a reader to agree with a certain point of view.

An objective source presents information in a neutral manner, focusing on facts rather than the author's personal opinions or biases.

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