Nik runs an Instagram website focusing on food. After a few successful years, Nik decides to produce a cookbook based on the recipes that have been showcased on his Instagram page. Nik did not create these recipes, but borrowed them and presented them in a unique way in the book. One of the recipes in the book was originally created by Natasha, and Natasha sues Nik for copyright infringement. What is the likely outcome of the case?

	a.	Natasha will win unless Nik can show that the recipe was in the public domain before Natasha published it.
	b.	Nik will win because recipes cannot be copyrighted.
	c.	Natasha will win because she published a copy of the recipe first.
	d.	Nik will win because Natasha didn't object to the recipe when it was first published on Nik's Instagram and has therefore waived her rights.