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100 Points Julia wants to replace a bandwagon fallacy in her writing with a rhetorical appeal. How should she fix the bandwagon fallacy? by attacking an unrelated claim to create an appeal to emotion by
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Julia wants to replace a bandwagon fallacy in her writing with a rhetorical appeal. How should she fix the bandwagon fallacy? by attacking an unrelated claim to create an appeal to emotion by stating that the opposing claim will lead to more harmful things by including the views of an expert to create an appeal to authority in the claim by drawing a conclusion that all people who support the claim think the same way
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C: by including the views of an expert to create an appeal to authority in the claim

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c is the correct I got 100% in the Rhetoric and Fallacy quiz.

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