Which phrase best describes sir isaac newton's contributions to modern science and therefore to the industrial revolution?

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docker41 [41]2 years ago

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Newton’s changed the scientific method that scientists began using during the scientific revolution.

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

Sir Isaac Newton was the one who framed the three laws of gravity. This helped other scientists to know and learn about the motion of planets and moon in the solar system. He was the one who invented reflecting telescopes. Newton’s scientific ideas were way across the disciplines the early scientists followed.

He denied that light was simple and proved it was heterogeneous, a combination of mixed colors through his experiment of prism. He was the greatest physicist and mathematician of his time.

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