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Which of the following is true about intuitive knowledge in mathematics?
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- 1Immediacy and self-evidence kind of cognition do not play any role in intuitive knowledge.
- 2It is always based on sound, rigorous, and logical arguments.
- 3It is a kind of knowledge which is generally not based on scientific empirical evidence.✓
- 4As mathematics is 'exact' in nature, there is no role for intuitive knowledge in mathematics.
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It is a kind of knowledge which is generally not based on scientific empirical evidence.
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