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In the Critique of Pure Reason, Immanuel Kant addresses the central question: 'How are synthetic a priori judgments possible?' Which statement correctly characterizes a synthetic a priori judgment in Kant's critical philosophy?

It is an analytic statement whose predicate is conceptually contained in the subject and verified purely through the logical principle of non-contradiction. It is a non-tautological judgment that extends our knowledge beyond the concept of the subject while possessing strict universality and necessity. It is an empirical judgment derived strictly from sensory induction whose truth value remains contingent on future experimental laboratory observations. It is a metaphysical assertion regarding things-in-themselves (noumena) that completely transcends the conditions of sensible intuition and categories.

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It is a non-tautological judgment that extends our knowledge beyond the concept of the subject while possessing strict universality and necessity.

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