You can confirm that statistics used in this selection are facts by

asking someone you trust
checking in reliable sources
debating whether they are true

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You can confirm that statistics used in this selection are facts by

asking someone you trust
checking in reliable sources
debating whether they are true

anonymous · Answer

please help it was my homework and it dues last month :(

liliakarina · Answer

I don't understand very well your question, but a good way to confirm something is to check in reliable sources. They've got the information.

anonymous · Answer

Think about it. 
Asking someone you trust: Sure, you trust them, but does that mean they know the content material of what you're reading? How valid would their thoughts be?
Checking reliable sources: You can compare what other people say, as well as what the foundation material of what you're reading says to make sure the author hasn't changed anything or made up stuff.
Debating it's truth: What's that gonna get you? People have been debating the existence of Gods for centuries. Can it be 100% proven without a doubt at all? No. Debating can give you opinions and ideas, not complete facts.

anonymous · Answer

idk

anonymous · Answer

Zhang, you haven't provided the "selection" for us to review.