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professor wilburn uses some copyrighted material to demonstrate a complicated accounting problem to her students. the material is not part of a competing textbook or from a type of material students should buy. if professor wilburn is not in violation of copyright law, it is because of the a. first sale doctrine b. fair use doctrine c. continuous use doctrine d. educational records exception

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