How is an explanation different from an argument?

A. An explanation presents an opinion, but an argument relies on evidence.

B. An explanation is biased, but an argument is objective.

C. An explanation asserts a claim, but an argument provides a counterclaim.

D. An explanation provides information, but an argument asserts a claim.

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Amare Spence

12 September, 11:15

How is an explanation different from an argument?

A. An explanation presents an opinion, but an argument relies on evidence.

B. An explanation is biased, but an argument is objective.

C. An explanation asserts a claim, but an argument provides a counterclaim.

D. An explanation provides information, but an argument asserts a claim.

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Irvin Compton · Answer 1

An explanation is different from an argument because an explanation provides information, but an argument asserts a claim. You are trying to persuade someone into believing you by giving them your arguments, whereas you are simply giving more details about something through an explanation.