Asked by huhhf3;q

If a person uses the original work of another person, they are required by law to include proper attribution to give credit to the creator. Which case is an exception to this law? (1 point)
if the person has an ethical reason for not doing so
if the work is licensed as CC BY or CC BY-SA
There are no exceptions to this law
if the original work is in the public domain

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
if the original work is in the public domain

Explanation: public-domain works can be used without needing permission or legal attribution. CC BY / CC BY‑SA explicitly require attribution, ethical reasons aren’t a legal exception, and it’s not true that there are no exceptions.