The motives for developing calculus in the 1700s were: A. problems in physics. B. problems in biology. C. problems in psychology. D. problems in computer science. E. problems in economics.

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The motives for developing calculus in the 1700s were: A. problems in physics. B. problems in biology. C. problems in psychology. D. problems in computer science. E. problems in economics.

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