The discovery of glass gave birth to lenses, costume jewelry, windowpanes, and test tubes. Such developments reflect Select one: a. the relatively static level of social change. b. the exponential principle. c. arithmetic growth. d. the role of clashes over resources and values.

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23 August, 20:23

The discovery of glass gave birth to lenses, costume jewelry, windowpanes, and test tubes. Such developments reflect Select one: a. the relatively static level of social change. b. the exponential principle. c. arithmetic growth. d. the role of clashes over resources and values.

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Cordell Boyle · Answer 1

b. the exponential principle

Explanation:

In sociology, the term exponential principle refers to a theory that states that when a discovery is made and the technology allows it, the uses for this discovery tend to grow in a geometric radio, in other way, the uses grow in a very large rate and they start multiplying very fast.

In this example, the discovery of glass gave birth to lenses, costume jewelry, window panes, and test tubes. We can see that the discovery of glass gave birth to many uses to it such as lenses, costume jewelry, test tubes and other things and suddenly, glass was being used in many different ways and these ways started multiplying themselves. Therefore such developments reflect b. the b. the exponential principle.