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In a scientific argument, reasoning is the thinking you use to connect ideas and evidence to your claim. Sometimes, the same evidence can be used to support two different, opposing claims. When this happens, it is often the reasoning that is different for each argument. Read the evidence and claims in the Reasoning Tool below, then think about how the same evidence can be used to support different claims by using different reasoning for each example.
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