Astudent is writing a paper about why it's worth the expense of upgrading exercise facilities for college students who aren't on athletic teams. here is the outline for his essay: paragraph 1: introduction paragraph 2: reason #1: new students will be more likely to come to the college because of the workout facilities. paragraph 3: reason #2: current students will spend money in the snack bar attached to the exercise facilities. paragraph 4: reason #3: healthier students are better for the college. paragraph 5: conclusion a counterclaim that he wants to include in the essay is: "nonathletes do not bring in revenue from sports events, so the upgrades are not worth the cost." where in his essay should the author respond to this counterclaim? a. paragraph 2 b. paragraph 3 c. paragraph 4 d. paragraph 1