In Medieval science what was lacking was induction in which evidence was connected with
A) authorities
B) testimony
C) definition
D) none of the above

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Medieval science often relied heavily on authorities, such as Aristotle or the Church, and on testimony or written works from those authorities, rather than on empirical evidence and inductive reasoning to form scientific conclusions. Therefore, the statement that induction was lacking in connecting evidence with authorities, testimony, or definitions is not accurate, as the primary issue was the lack of empirical observation and experimentation, not a failure to connect evidence with these elements.

In Medieval Science What Was Lacking Was Induction in Which