alleryWhich physicist named the "unreasonable effectiveness" of mathematics?
AAlbert Einstein
BJohannes Kepler
CIsaac Newton
DEugene Wigner
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Eugene Wigner
1. Pure theories often find uses outside their original area.
2. The phenomenon was named by physicist Eugene Wigner.
3. Einstein used geometry but did not name the phenomenon.
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