Question

Why was Isaac Newton’s mathematical principles of natural philosophies so important to the scientific revolution

Answer 1

Newton's Laws of Motion laid the foundation for modern physics. These 3 laws were:

1. Law of Inertia: An object stays at rest or remains at a certain velocity unless it is acted upon by force.
2. Inertial Frame of Reference: The Sum of forces consists of the total mass of the objects multiplied by the acceleration of those objects.
3. Action-Reaction: When a body exerts a force over another, this second body will exert a force of equal magnitude over the first.

These laws are the basis for many industrial developments throughout history.

Answer 2

Sir Isaac Newton's legendary work is mathematical principles of natural philosophies which was first published in 1687. This book had brought a significant change to the modern science. In this book he described the law of motion,foundation of classical mechanics, Newton's law of gravitation and  a derivation of Kepler's laws of planetary motion (which Kepler first obtained empirically).All this theories had set a revolution in scientific history.