Why Was Sir Francis Bacon Important

question 34

Multiple Choice

Why was Sir Francis Bacon important?

• A)He established the importance of observation, experimentation, and finding evidence to support a proposal or theory, also called deductive reasoning.
• B)He established the importance of observation, experimentation, and finding evidence to support a proposal or theory, also called inductive reasoning.
• C)He established the importance of observation, experimentation, and theory to support a proposal, also called inductive reasoning.
• D)He established the importance of observation, experimentation, and theory to support a proposal, also called deductive reasoning.

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The measure of efficiency and effectiveness with which a group of individuals achieves its collective goals and objectives.

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The degree to which members are attracted to and motivated to remain part of a team.