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    Newton was born in 1642 and is considered one of the greatest scientists. He was sent to school at age 12 but removed at 15 to work on his mother's farm after she widowed for a second time. However, Newton disliked farm work and instead used his free time to read. His interest in studying persuaded his mother to send him back to school. After completing his education, Newton entered Trinity College in Cambridge in 1661 at age 16, where he focused more on his own research than following his professors.

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    Newton was born in 1642 and is considered one of the greatest scientists. He was sent to school at age 12 but removed at 15 to work on his mother's farm after she widowed for a second time. However, Newton disliked farm work and instead used his free time to read. His interest in studying persuaded his mother to send him back to school. After completing his education, Newton entered Trinity College in Cambridge in 1661 at age 16, where he focused more on his own research than following his professors.

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    Sir Isaac Newton was born on 25 December 1642 and is believed to be the greatest
    and most influential mechanics. He was one of the best minds of all time.

    He was sent to The King’s School, an educational institution for boys in Grantham,
    Lincolnshire when he was 12. Biographer N. W. Chittenden remembers that the was
    widowed for the second time and for financial reasons he was taken out of the
    school to manage a farm. He did not like the work and often neglected his duties,
    He instead took advantage of his market trips into Grantham to read and study. His
    deep interest persuaded his mother to send him back to school to complete his
    education.

    After schooling, Sir Isaac Newton entered the Trinity College at Cambridge in 1661
    at the age of 16. He was more interested in carrying out his own research than
    following the professors. He transferred to Cambridge University.

    He was sent to The King’s School, an educational institution for boys in Grantham,
    Lincolnshire when he was 12. Biographer N. W. Chittenden remembers that the young
    Newton was not a good student in early years of his education. When he was 15, his
    mother was widowed for the second time and for financial reasons he was taken out
    of the school to manage a farm. He did not like the work and often neglected his
    duties, He instead took advantage of his market trips into Grantham to read and
    study. His deep interest persuaded his mother to send him back to school to
    complete his education.

    After schooling, Sir Isaac Newton entered the Trinity College at Cambridge in 1661
    at the age of 16. He was more interested in

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