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"Aggregate" is a form of plagiarism that happens when:

A. You cite your sources, but there is little to no original material from you.

B. You purchase another person's paper and submit it as your own.

C. You copy large chunks of someone else's work to include in your paper.

D. You fail to properly cite anything you paraphrase or summarize.

Answer :

Answer: A

Explanation: youre welcome

"Aggregate" is a type of plagiarism that happens when you cite your sources, but there is little to no original material from you. Hence, Option A is correct.

What do you mean by plagiarism?

The act of presenting someone else's ideas or work like your own, with or without that person's consent, by performing these functions without giving it due credit, is known as plagiarism.

This definition applies to all works, both published and unpublished, whether they are in manuscript, print, or electronic form.

Hence,  "Aggregate" is a type of plagiarism that happens when you cite your sources, but there is little to no original material from you. Option A is correct.

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