Question

50 multiple choice 3 points if there is no page number associated with the source being cited, then what should you do? use the page number that your printer gave the printout make one up include paragraph or section number leave it blank

Explanation:

In academic citation (e.g., APA, MLA), when a source has no page number, using paragraph or section numbers (if available) is the standard practice. Using a printer - assigned page number or making one up is incorrect, and leaving it blank is also not the proper approach as we can use alternative location identifiers like paragraph/section numbers.

Answer:

C. include paragraph or section number