The New Physics of the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth

question 11

Multiple Choice

The new physics of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century supplemented and often replaced the entrenched and accepted theories of

• A) Francis Bacon.
• B) John Locke.
• C) Isaac Newton.
• D) Albert Einstein.
• E) Max Planck.

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