Which of the following is the main difference between an opinion statement and a propaganda statement? A. Opinions state someone’s belief, while propaganda tries to influence an audience to share that belief.
B. Opinions try to persuade or convince an audience, while propaganda simply states an idea or belief.
C. Opinions are more often used in advertising, while propaganda is mostly used in news stories.
D. Opinions are more often used in news stories, while propaganda is mostly used in advertising.

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●intensive purposes is the correct answer

i am not sure, but i think the correct answer is a.

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