Physics, asked by HãrìØm, 1 year ago

Explain why , buildings and dams have wide foundations?

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Answered by vickybatra

38

to equaly distribute the weight of the dams. they are pretty heavy.
basically to incraese the surface area for uniform load distribution.

Answered by NishantMishra3

10

heavy rainfal may cause flood or tsunami so it has wide foundation

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