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Which of the following branches of science studies the physical world?
Which of the following branches of science studies the physical world?
- Engineering and medicine
- Economics, psychology, and sociology
- Physics, chemistry, and biology (correct)
- Logic, mathematics, and theoretical computer science
What type of sciences do not rely on empirical evidence?
What type of sciences do not rely on empirical evidence?
- Applied sciences
- Natural sciences
- Social sciences
- Formal sciences (correct)
Which disciplines use scientific knowledge for practical purposes?
Which disciplines use scientific knowledge for practical purposes?
- Logic, mathematics, and theoretical computer science
- Physics, chemistry, and biology
- Engineering and medicine (correct)
- Economics, psychology, and sociology
Where did the earliest written records of science date to?
Where did the earliest written records of science date to?
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Which science disciplines study individuals and societies?
Which science disciplines study individuals and societies?
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Study Notes
Branches of Science
- Natural Sciences study the physical world.
Classification of Sciences
- Formal Sciences do not rely on empirical evidence, instead, they are based on logical and mathematical principles.
Applied Sciences
- Engineering and Technology disciplines use scientific knowledge for practical purposes.
History of Science
- The earliest written records of science date back to ancient Mesopotamia, around 2500 BCE.
Social Sciences
- Social Sciences study individuals and societies, focusing on human behavior, relationships, and institutions.
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Test your knowledge of the major branches of modern science, including natural sciences, social sciences, and formal sciences. Explore topics ranging from physics and biology to economics and psychology.
