Hume argues that the principle of induction can be neither an a priori truth nor a(n)
A) a priori falsehood.
B) a posteriori falsehood.
C) truth of mathematics.
D) a posteriori fact.

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Hume argues that the principle of induction cannot be justified as an a posteriori fact because it relies on the assumption that the future will resemble the past, which itself cannot be proven through experience.

Hume Argues That the Principle of Induction Can Be Neither