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The fact that Thomas Edison's 1001st invention was the lightbulb is an example of what kind of rhetorical appeal? Pathos- emotional Ethos-credibility Logos-logical
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The fact that Thomas Edison's 1001st invention was the lightbulb is an example of

what kind of rhetorical appeal?
Pathos- emotional
Ethos-credibility
Logos-logical

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Answer: D Logos- logical

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Logos - logical is the correct answer

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