Philosophers Say That Propositional Knowledge Has Three Necessary and Sufficient

question 47

Multiple Choice

Philosophers say that propositional knowledge has three necessary and sufficient conditions: To know a proposition, (1) you must believe it, (2) it must be true, and (3) you must have

• A) no doubts about it.
• B) good reasons for believing it true.
• C) psychological certainty.
• D) several knowledge sources.

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Definitions:

Partnership Interest

An ownership share in a partnership that represents the holder's claim on assets and income.

Capital Balance

The amount of equity a person or entity has in an asset after deducting all liabilities associated with that asset.

Net Partnership Assets

The total assets owned by a partnership after deducting all liabilities, representing the net value held collectively by the partners.

Bonus

Additional financial compensation awarded to employees or stakeholders beyond their regular payments or dividends.