Discussion
Knowledge that has no source in experience can be termed as :
Answer: A
Knowledge with no source in experience is a priori.
Since Kant, a priori knowledge is knowledge whose justification is independent of experience, such as mathematical truths or 'every event has a cause' on Kant's account. A posteriori knowledge is derived from or justified by experience.
'Synthetic' concerns the content of a judgment (the predicate adds to the subject concept) and can be either a priori or a posteriori, so it does not answer the question. 'Tentative' describes how firmly a belief is held, not its source.
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