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Which of the following addresses the counterargument AND provides a rebuttal on the topic of virtual textbooks?

 

A. While many believe virtual textbooks are more affordable, studies show paper textbooks are cheaper.

B. Many believe virtual textbooks hold more more information than paper textbooks.

C. Many believe virtual textbooks are easier to read than paper textbooks.

D. Many believe virtual textbooks are more accessible than paper textbooks.

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