According to Nozick, if one's belief that p tracks the truth
A) One would not believe p if p were false.
B) One is sure that p is true.
C) One would believe p if p were true.
D) Both a and c

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Nozick's truth-tracking theory of knowledge suggests that for a belief to be knowledge, it must track the truth in the sense that one would not believe p if p were false (a condition for avoiding error) and one would believe p if p were true (a condition for acquiring truth), thus both A and C are correct.

According to Nozick, If One's Belief That P Tracks the Truth