What was James Clerk Maxwell's view on Faraday's ideas?

Unoriginal

Prophetic

Misguided

Insufficiently developed

Previous Question Next Question

Reviewed & Verified by Edzy Expert

Neha Verma

CBSE Languages Reviewer

Languages educator with 8+ years of experience reviewing CBSE English, Hindi, Sanskrit, and Urdu content across all class levels.

M.A. EnglishM.A. HindiB.Ed.

Answer and Solution

Answer

B. Prophetic

Solution:

Maxwell viewed Faraday's ideas as prophetic, highlighting that they would influence future mathematicians and contribute to the development of new scientific disciplines.

Watch Video Solution

Keep Practising

Students who asked this also explored

Continue with nearby questions to strengthen the same chapter concept while you still have the context fresh in mind.

How did Faraday respond to skepticism about the practical utility of his work?

Single Answer MCQ

View explanation

Which aspect of Faraday's work did contemporaries find difficult to accept?

Single Answer MCQ

View explanation

What limitation did Charles Darwin confess to experiencing after focusing on science?

Single Answer MCQ

View explanation

What theme does Shelley present regarding the sciences in his 'Defence of Poetry'?

Single Answer MCQ

View explanation