1) Which statements accurately describe Isaac Newton's achievements?

Choose all that are correct.

(A) He discovered white light was made up of the many different colors of the spectrum

(B) He invented a new branch of mathematics called "Geometry". It could be used to caculate the speed, direction, and position of moving bodies like the planets.

(C) His theory of universal gravitation revoultionized astronomy.

2) Which statements accurately describe isaac Newton's achievements?

Choose all that are correct.

(A) As newton went on developing his ideas in atronomy, mathematics, and physics, he became very unpopular and was often ridiculed for his works.

(B) He was a professor of mathematics at cambridge university.

(C) In his book,'Mathematical Principels of Natural Philosophy", Newton laid out three laws of motion that are still basis for studying how things move.

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Rylee Maynard

21 September, 09:55

1) Which statements accurately describe Isaac Newton's achievements?

Choose all that are correct.

(A) He discovered white light was made up of the many different colors of the spectrum

(B) He invented a new branch of mathematics called "Geometry". It could be used to caculate the speed, direction, and position of moving bodies like the planets.

(C) His theory of universal gravitation revoultionized astronomy.

2) Which statements accurately describe isaac Newton's achievements?

Choose all that are correct.

(A) As newton went on developing his ideas in atronomy, mathematics, and physics, he became very unpopular and was often ridiculed for his works.

(B) He was a professor of mathematics at cambridge university.

(C) In his book,'Mathematical Principels of Natural Philosophy", Newton laid out three laws of motion that are still basis for studying how things move.

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Juan Cervantes · Answer 1

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(C) In his book,'Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy", Newton laid out three laws of motion that are still basis for studying how things move.

(A) He discovered white light was made up of the many different colors of the spectrum