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    This document appears to be notes from a student named Noviandini Galuh Permatasari who is in the DM4A program with student ID 0618040025. The notes summarize the differences between facts and opinions, including that facts are objective and verifiable while opinions are subjective, and provide an example comparing a factual statement to an opinion statement.

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    Noviandini Galuh Permatasari

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    0618040025

    SUMMARY ABOUT THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN FACT AND OPINION BASED


    ON YOUTUBE VIDEO

    FACT OPINION
     objective, verifiable  can't be verified and subjective
    information that can verify  according to a person’s
    based on statistics, data, judgement.
    observations.  Information cannot verify
     can even be inaccurate. it's up while it presented as an
    to the reader to examine the opinion
    information to makes sure it's  opinion based on facts more
    relevant and accurate stronger than just personal
    judgment.

    Example

    FACT OPINION
    Prof. Ecks’s students earned a Therefore, prof. Ecks is a better
    higher average course grade than instructor
    did Prof. Bees’s students.

    Presented as facts and the Presented as an opinion, because


    information is accurte (from the it’s possible prof. Ecks did a good
    graph) job but his student didn’t do very
    well.

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