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Q: Is a statement of opinion that is generally accepted as truth but is not always verifiable?
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How many products claim to be number one?

Many, many products claim to be number one, preferred, best, most loved, most powerful, most popular, etc. The ability of companies to advertise products this way has been tested in courts in the United States and elsewhere. When the statement is a matter of opinion, personal taste, or judgement, a certain amount of hyperbole is accepted. When the statement makes a very specific, verifiable claim about a product ("#1 selling truck four years in a row" or "proven to cure diabetes permanently") that statement must be defensible. Sometimes the statement that a product is number one will have an explanation or limitation presented when the statement is made ("#1 selling fuel efficient car*" might have "*of all American four-door four-cylinder gasoline engine cars in 2008" elsewhere on the page).


An opinion or statement that says something is true but has no proof behind it is sometimes called?

claim


What is a statement that reflects a writers belief but cannot be supported by proof?

Umm im pretty sure that's an opinion


Under what condition will percentage error be negative?

it will be negative if the accepted value is less than the experimental value **********************2nd Opinion************ Don't you have that turned around?


What the difference between a arguments and counterarguments?

* All arguments; start with an original argument, statement of a personal opinion. * If this first opinion is dissagreed with; there will be a counterargment, expressed personal opinion. * Arguements only happen when the three logical steps of logos: Element; Element; Whole, or absolute, are not practiced. The Art Of Reason.