I'm probably reading into this too much, but the only thing that gave me pause here was that the A reads "any work entitled to intellectual-property protection can be expressed in physical form" while the passage says "every copyrightable work can be manifested in some physical form."

It felt like to me that those 2 things are different, so I initially thought it would be a trap answer of sorts and there would be an AC that phrased things better. But no answer comes close. But is it just reasonable to assume those 2 things are the same when they aren't? Or am I wrong about these 2 things being different?

#help

Is the video by Prof Epps gone? :( #help