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PhysicsInquiry into PhysicsIsaac Newton made significant contributions to the science of optics in addition to those that he developed in the field of mechanics. Give three examples of key discoveries or explanations that emerged from Newton’s investigations into optical phenomena.

Isaac Newton made significant contributions to the science of optics in addition to those that he developed in the field of mechanics. Give three examples of key discoveries or explanations that emerged from Newton’s investigations into optical phenomena.

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Inquiry into Physics

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ISBN: 9781337515863
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Inquiry into Physics

8th Edition
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Publisher: Cengage
ISBN: 9781337515863

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Isaac Newton made significant contributions to the science of optics in addition to those that he developed in the field of mechanics. Give three examples of key discoveries or explanations that emerged from Newton’s investigations into optical phenomena.

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