Newton concluded in Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy that mathematics could be applied to almost everything in science and nature, similar to

A. Descartes

B. Bacon

C. Kepler

D. Brahe

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Kayley Mason

17 December, 02:15

Newton concluded in Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy that mathematics could be applied to almost everything in science and nature, similar to

A. Descartes

B. Bacon

C. Kepler

D. Brahe

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Norah Mcbride · Answer 1

Norah Mcbride 17 December, 02:28

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The answer is C. Kepler

Lailah Compton · Answer 2

I think the answer is letter c. Kepler. There are other scientists that have the same philosophy, they are Copernicus and Galileo. In that book, Newton included that the universe was like a giant clock, for all the parts will work perfectly it required mathematics.

Newton concluded in Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy that mathematics could be applied to almost everything in science and nature, similar toA. DescartesB. BaconC. KeplerD. Brahe

Newton concluded in Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy that mathematics could be applied to almost everything in science and nature, similar to

A. Descartes

B. Bacon

C. Kepler

D. Brahe