Science, asked by studious2006, 1 year ago

explain that why does a tin can collapses When air is removed from it

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Answered by kiranlalam7

There is no pressure in it Density of air is greater than a tin

Answered by khushisingh9026

Objects maintain their shape by achieving equilibrium between forces. The air inside a can exerts pressure against the interior surface that pushes the walls of the can outward, and the air outside of the can exerts pressure that pushes the sides inward.

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