Which statements about subjective ideas are true? Check all that apply.

The options are

a They can be proven with facts.

b They cannot be supported with facts.

c They are based on opinions.

d They recognize all relevant evidence of an idea.

e They use only evidence that supports the idea.

The answer is

b They cannot be supported with facts.

c They are based on opinions.

e They use only evidence that supports the idea.

Explanation:

Subjective ideas are usually based on the opinions and aren’t proven to be true. These ideas only makes use of the evidences that supports that particular idea and aren’t based on facts.

Unlike the objective ideas which is the opposite and aren’t based on opinions but on proven facts and figures of past findings.

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