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During the Middle Ages, Islamic scholars made key advancements in
astronomy, mathematics, medicine, and physics.
astronomy, biology, geology, and medicine.
biology, botany, mathematics, and physics.
biology, botany, geology, and physics.
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astronomy, mathematics, medicine, and physics.
Examples: Al-Khwarizmi developed algebra, Ibn Sina (Avicenna) advanced medical knowledge, Ibn al-Haytham made major contributions to optics (physics), and many astronomers improved observations and astronomical tables.
Examples: Al-Khwarizmi developed algebra, Ibn Sina (Avicenna) advanced medical knowledge, Ibn al-Haytham made major contributions to optics (physics), and many astronomers improved observations and astronomical tables.
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