Physics, asked by voradeepali64, 11 months ago

How do dams resist the pressure

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer: Dams are made wider at the base as the pressure of water is more at the base of the dam. When area is greater the pressure acted by any object on it will be less. Thus dams can withstand a large pressure of water.

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Answered by toobafatima9262

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because dams wall is thicker

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