18. Which of these can be known with certainty, according to Hume? a. b. c. d. e

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18. Which of these can be known with certainty, according to Hume? a. b. c. d. e. Three times five is equal to the half of thirty A square is not a circle Every triangle has three sides All of the above None of the above 19. Which of these cannot be known with certainty, according to Hume? a. b. c. d. e. That God exists That material objects exist That the laws of nature will be the same tomorrow as they are today All of the above None of the above 20. According to Hume, how are we able to form reliable expectations about future events? a. b. c. d. e. We use reason to form reliable expectations about future events We use experience to form reliable expectations about future events We rely on God to form reliable expectations about future events All of the above None of the above

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18. The correct answer is Option A. Three times five equal to the half of their can be known with absolute certainty.

19. The correct answer is Option D. All of the above cannot be known with absolute certainty accoridng to Hume.

20. The correct answer is Option B. We use experience to form reliable expectations about future events.

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