Refer to the citations in question 36. Which of the following in-text citations is correct when documenting a source with an author and page number?
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This point has been argued before (Carpenter 197).
This point has been argued before (Carpenter pg.197).
This point has been argued before. (Allan Carpenter, 197)
This point has been argued before (Carpenter, 197).
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