In 1995 Kuhn argued that the Darwinian metaphor in the book should have been taken more seriously than it had been.[60]
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We know that the heat energy (Q) that supplied to the body will be used to increase the temperature of the body according to the relation
Q = mcΔt
where, Q = 450 J
mass of the body (m) = 55 kg
specific heat (c) = 0.45 J/g.C = 0.45 x 1000 J/ kg.C =...
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This is only a short answer space. Much of this book treats this idea directly: that the best analogy to understand the way scientific progress really looks on a technical level is to understand it in terms of political revolution. By...
