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How do a fact
and an opinion differ?

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Answer:

A fact is a claim that you can support with solid evidence, or proof. An opinion is a claim that you cannot support with solid proof, more or so of your own beliefs.

Step-by-step explanation:

Fact: George Washington was the 1st President.

Opinion: George Washington was a bad President.

Basically, a fact is creditable, you can back it up with true evidence, and an opinion is not

Hope this helped :)

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