No it doesn’t count as an instrument
When was the Ming dynasty established?
the 1100s CE
the 1200s CE
the 1300s CE
the 1400s CE
Answer:
D, most likely thats what I was taught .
The absolute time would be most similar to a fact. It was theorised and in fact, approved by scientists as a scientific law which governs, according to Wikipedia, as a "<span>true and mathematical </span>time<span>, of itself, and from its own nature flows equably without regard to anything external, and by another name is called duration: relative, apparent and common </span><span>time."</span>
