Question

word bank: algebra calculus gravitation or gravity fluxions, calculus or infinitesimals monadology or monads fill - in - the - blank questions 1. in the principia, newton described his three laws of motion and the law of universal 2. newton used the term for his method of calculus, while leibniz used the term 3. the philosophical system developed by leibniz that views reality as made up of infinite, simple, non - interacting substances is known as 4. the royal society of london, of which newton was a member and later president, was heavily involved in deciding the priority dispute over

Explanation:

1. In The Principia, Newton described his three laws of motion and the law of universal Gravitation or Gravity.
2. Newton used the term Fluxions, Calculus or Infinitesimals for his method of Calculus, while Leibniz used the term Monadology or Monads.
3. The philosophical system developed by Leibniz that views reality as made up of infinite, simple, non - interacting substances is known as Monadology or Monads.
4. The Royal Society of London, of which Newton was a member and later president, was heavily involved in deciding the priority dispute over Calculus.

Answer:

1. Gravitation or Gravity
2. Fluxions, Calculus or Infinitesimals; Monadology or Monads
3. Monadology or Monads
4. Calculus