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Modern physics challenged Newtonian physics in all the following ways EXCEPT

Modern physics challenged Newtonian physics in all the following ways EXCEPT

a. time and space are no longer considered independent or absolute.
b. the law of cause and effect does not always apply.
c. the very act of scientific investigation alters what is being examined.
d. all forces in nature have been proven to be a single force expressed through mathematics.
e. at best, science can determine probability not certainty.

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