For J.S. Mill, which of the following statements is not true?

1.Pleasures differ in quality as well as in quantity.

2.Mill makes use of the non-utilitarian arguments.

3.The felicific calculus is absurd.

4.Pleasures can be objectively measured.

AII & III

BI & II

CI, II & III

DOnly IV

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