1 - The union of what three movements describes the new scientific approach established in scientific revolution? 2 - Who wrote the "New Astronomy"?
3 - What is empirical method?
4 - Who was the leading advocate of the inductive reasoning?
5 - Who wrote Novum Organum?
6 - What kind of reasoning did Descartes advocate? What was his famous book written in 1637?
7 - By what means did Newton’s "Principia" describe the physical world?

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- the experimentation method of investigation to arrive at evidence backed scientific truths

- mathematical theory as a method of verification.

- invention of new instruments which was used to measure natural phenomena

2.Johannes Kepler who is popular for his three laws of planetary motion was the author of the New Astronomy

3.Empirical method is scientific research methodology that employs evidence backed research that is verifiable. This evidence is acquired through scientific investigation in the form of direct observation and experimentation, and is the basis on which empirical conclusion is arrived

4. Francis Bacon was the father of inductive reasoning in his baconian method

5. The Novum Organum was written by Francis Bacon which was an adaptation of Aristotle's book on logic. Here Francis Bacon came about what he believed to be the bestvmerhod of acquiring knowledge( baconian method)

6. Descartes advocated deductive reasoning which is best used in scientific investigation

His book was Discourse on the Method

7. Newton employed mathematical equations which would later become the basis of modern physics

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