Which of the following is NOT a correct way to include the copyright symbol inHTML?A. ©B. &copyC. \copyD. (c)

The correct answer is C. "\copy". In HTML, special characters are represented using character entities, which start with an ampersand (&) and end with a semicolon (;). Therefore, options A (©) and B (&copy - even though it's missing the semicolon, it's still closer to the correct format) could potentially be correct.

Option D ((c)) is not the standard way to represent the copyright symbol in HTML, but it could be understood by human readers, so it's not entirely incorrect.

However, option C (\copy) is not a correct way to represent the copyright symbol in HTML. The backslash is not used in this context in HTML.