What does it mean to refute an opposing argument? A. to support the argument with facts and examples. B. to explain your claim in detail. C. to show that you are an expert on the topic you are writing about. D. to provide why it is wrong.

Answer 1

D. to provide why it is wrong.

Refuting an opposing argument involves presenting evidence or reasoning that demonstrates the flaws or inaccuracies in that argument, effectively proving it to be incorrect.