Assuming that knowledge is "justified true belief," then,if you know something
A) it's enough for it to be true.
B) besides being true,it also has be justified.
C) it must be an empirical truth.
D) it must be a necessary truth.

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According to the definition of knowledge as "justified true belief," for something to be considered knowledge, it must not only be true but must also be justified, meaning that there is evidence or reasons to support the belief. Therefore, choice B, besides being true, it also has to be justified, is the correct answer. Choices A, C, and D are not necessarily true, as something can be true, empirical, or necessary but not be justified, and therefore would not qualify as knowledge.

Assuming That Knowledge Is "Justified True Belief," Then,if You Know