Answer and Step-by-step explanation:
I'm not sure what was in the video, but I do know what this word means.
I would say that usually something that is credible is typically something like an ad. Usually in ads people to to convince and persuade someone to buy or do something that will promote something to happen, usually by buying a company's product.
When evaluating a source, it is important to look for things that indicate whether or not a source is something persuasive, and who the audience of this source is for. For example, if most of a source is opinionated, then it is probably a credible source that is trying to make you buy something.
So, if you are researching an article or information topic, it is important to look for the clues of a source being credible, as I mentioned above.
Once more, I'm not too sure what was in the video, but I hope this helps.
