(6) Suppose that you found the solutions for a homework problem online or in another textbook, and basically copied them, while changing some words. 10 minutes before the homework deadline, you feel bad about what you did, and write on top of your submission that you copied the solution, and where you copied the solution from. What are the likely outcomes? [ ] Because you copied solutions from somewhere else, you will be accused of cheating, talk to SJACS, and likely get an F in the class. [ ] The instructors will not consider this cheating, because you didn't try to pass the work off as your own. [ ] You will get a 0 on the question, as your submission does not show your own work. [ ] You will get only partial credit, because you had significant help. [ ] You will get full credit, because you were honest and also showed that you understood the solution. (7) If you have n items, how many different pairs of items can you form from them? [ ] n! [ ] 21 [ ] n(n-1) [] n 2