To be appropriate, evidence must be both:
A)reliable and well documented.
B)reliable and relevant.
C)useful and independent.
D)extensive and timely.

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For evidence to be appropriate, it must be both reliable and relevant. Reliability ensures that the evidence is consistent, accurate, and trustworthy, while relevance ensures that the evidence is directly related to the topic or issue at hand. The other options, such as being well documented, useful, independent, extensive or timely may also be important factors, but they are not essential characteristics of appropriate evidence.

To Be Appropriate, Evidence Must Be Both