Refutation:
A)is your conclusion of your argument.
B)offers the audience evidence to support your argument.
C)introduces your claim being argued in the document.
D)introduces to the audience and then discounts the counterarguments.
E)prepares the audience to consider your argument.

Question

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Refutation involves addressing and arguing against counterarguments, demonstrating why they are less valid or incorrect in the context of the argument being made.