Which one of the following statements most accurately characterizes a difference between the two passages?

PatriciaManring on January 9 at 02:11PM

Argument or facts

It stated that #1 was a fact while #2 and #3 are flawed arguments. This is incorrect. They are all flawed arguments. #1. Why is a carrot a vegetable? #1 does not specify what makes the carrot a vegetable, it is making an assumption. A fact would be a fruit. For example: A tomato is a fruit, why is a tomato a fruit because it has a seed and all fruits have seeds. While most people assume it is a vegetable because it grows from the ground it is in fact a fruit because it has a seed. All 3 examples in fact are flawed arguments.

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PatriciaManring on January 9 at 02:27PM

Similarly to the x and Y chromosomes ... X chromosome is to males as Y chromosome is to females.

PatriciaManring on January 9 at 02:32PM

X is to vegetable as Y is to fruit.
male plants a seed into female which blooms new life.

PatriciaManring on January 9 at 02:35PM

The highlighted text in the Bible King James Version is biblical argumentative law.

PatriciaManring on January 9 at 02:47PM

With all that being said X is a vegetable and Y is a tomato because one can verify its seed.