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What constitutes plagiarism? I. copying another’s work and presenting it as your own II. downloading and playing a song without paying for it III. making up information and crea…

What constitutes plagiarism? I. copying another’s work and presenting it as your own II. downloading and playing a song without paying for it III. making up information and crea…
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What constitutes plagiarism?

I. copying another’s work and presenting it as your own

II. downloading and playing a song without paying for it

III. making up information and creating citations

User Divij
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the first one bc you aren't citing it your acting as if its yours
User Shyler
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l. copying another's work and presenting it as your own
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