Question

Explain why some of the leaves may fall from a tree, if we vigorously shake it's branch.​

Answer 1

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When the branch is suddenly set in motion, the leaves attached to it tend to continue in their state of rest, on account of Inertia of motion. This, a lot of strain acts on the junction of the leaves and the braches.Due to this strain, the weakly held leaves are left behind and,hence, fall off the brach.

Answer 2

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When the branch is suddenly set in motion, the leaves attached to it tend to continue in their state of rest, on account of Inertia of motion. This, a lot of strain acts on the junction of the leaves and the braches.Due to this strain, the weakly held leaves are left behind and,hence, fall off the brach.

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