How did Isaac Newton's publications influence society?

They discouraged scientific inquiry.

They were inaccessible to the public.

They spread scientific knowledge widely.

They favored superstition and tradition.

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C. They spread scientific knowledge widely.

Isaac Newton's writings made scientific discoveries widely accessible, influencing many readers and promoting scientific understanding.

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