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Why is citing your research important? A. To know where you got your information from B. To improve the credibility of what you wrote C. To give credit to the person that gave y…

Why is citing your research important? A. To know where you got your information from B. To improve the credibility of what you wrote C. To give credit to the person that gave y…
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Why is citing your research important?

A. To know where you got your information from


B. To improve the credibility of what you wrote


C. To give credit to the person that gave you information


D. All of the above

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D) all of the above

Explanation:
You need to know where you got it from, citing credible sources improves how credible your paper is, and finally, gives credit to the person you are copying.
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