necessity is the mother of invention-explain?

Answer 1

Necessity: a need. Invention: a solution. A successful invention must have a use, it must be needed. Most great inventions were the solution to a problem. Therefore, necessity gives birth to new ideas and inventions.

Answer 2

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necessity is the mother of invention-explain?

Answer 3

Inventions are nurtured and "born" because someone saw a need for doing things a different way. The statement could also apply to improvements to methods or processes. For example, years ago I had a job which required me to distribute copies of documents to many different offices. Although the distribution was similar for each document, there were variations depending on what the document covered. I was taught to take one document and make the distribution into bins and then take the second document, etc. Since I was new on the job, I knew I would never get my work done unless I figured out a way to speed up the process. Therefore, I just laid out all of the documents of one type that would have identical distribution and then just gathered the copies of each document for a particular office all at once. I NEEDED to speed up the process so that need or necessity allowed me to give "birth" to the invention or new process.

Answer 4

It means that the invention of something is brought about due to the need, or necessity for it. Example - Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone because there was a need for instant, long distance communication.

Answer 5

Very simple.

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Answer 6

I agree with canddy