Question 2(1 point) A professor wishes to use a textbook he considers to be too expensive. He makes copies of the book for the class. Fair Use Copyright Infringement

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Question 2(1 point) A professor wishes to use a textbook he considers to be too expensive. He makes copies of the book for the class. Fair Use Copyright Infringement

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Copyright Infringement

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The professor's action of making copies of the textbook for the class likely constitutes copyright infringement. Fair use typically allows for limited use of copyrighted material for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, or research. However, making full copies of a textbook for an entire class generally exceeds the bounds of fair use.

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Question 2(1 point) A professor wishes to use a textbook he considers to be too expensive. He makes copies of the book for the class. Fair Use Copyright Infringement

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