identifying the correct print citation\nwhich periodical citation is formatted correctly?\no cowell, alan…

identifying the correct print citation\nwhich periodical citation is formatted correctly?\no cowell, alan. new york times. \mandela: man, legend and symbol of resistance.\ 5 sept. 1985: a14. print.\no cowell, alan. \mandela: man, legend and symbol of resistance.\ new york times 5 sept. 1985: a14. print.\no \mandela: man, legend and symbol of resistance.\ cowell, alan. new york times 5 sept. 1985: a14. print.\no cowell, alan. \mandela: man, legend and symbol of resistance.\ 5 sept. 1985: a14. print. new york times.

identifying the correct print citation\nwhich periodical citation is formatted correctly?\no cowell, alan. new york times. \mandela: man, legend and symbol of resistance.\ 5 sept. 1985: a14. print.\no cowell, alan. \mandela: man, legend and symbol of resistance.\ new york times 5 sept. 1985: a14. print.\no \mandela: man, legend and symbol of resistance.\ cowell, alan. new york times 5 sept. 1985: a14. print.\no cowell, alan. \mandela: man, legend and symbol of resistance.\ 5 sept. 1985: a14. print. new york times.

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Brief Explanations:

In a proper periodical citation, the author's name comes first, followed by the article title in quotation - marks, then the name of the periodical, the date, the page number, and the medium (Print). The correct order is author, article title, periodical name, date, page, medium.

Answer:

B. Cowell, Alan. "Mandela: Man, Legend and Symbol of Resistance." New York Times 5 Sept. 1985: A14. Print.