What is a maxim, as it pertains to Kant\'s ethics? A The maximization of good co

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What is a maxim, as it pertains to Kant's ethics? A The maximization of good consequences OB. The types of actions that should be avoided A statement of what is intended to be done and why OD. Our moral obligations QUESTION 9 Which of the follow would be prohibited by the 1st part of the categorical imperative? Suicide Devoted one's life to idleness Lying All of these choices UESTION 10 If Kant's moral duties only apply to rational beings, what might be a troubling consequences, according to Shafer-Landau? OA t would be morally permissible to torture animals OB.We would be unable to fulfill all of our obligations OC Moral obligations would require us to maximize the best consequences D. Suicide would be permissible

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8) the correct option is option (d) all moral obligate is the only way to pertain the

9) the correct option is option (d) all of the above because these are included in the category imperative..

10) the correct option is option (c)

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