Physics, asked by davidjannu8291, 11 months ago

How many laws of physics are there?
A) 5
B) 4
C) 3
D) 2

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Answered by dhillonrobin
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OPTION " C "

THERE ARE MAINLY THREE LAWS.

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Answered by khilesh43
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answer is C)....


Because...As far as Physics is concerned there are five Newton's law that I know of.Among those five, three laws are clubbed together, so that we have three broader class of Newton's Laws.
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