Physics, asked by harshchintu12, 1 month ago

on the beach why do your legs sink in dry sand while it does not sink in wet sand?​

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Answered by vashnavilond456
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Explanation:

Legs sink in dry sand on beach than wet sand because sand contains lots of air in them making them loose and light. As the entire weight of the body is concentrated on foot which is a small surface area, legs sink. In wet sand, the air is replaced by the water in the sand, which thickens making it hard under pressure.

Answered by selfiequeen001
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Answer:

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Legs sink in dry sand on beach than wet sand because sand contains lots of air in them making them loose and light. ... When foot is set on wet sand, the pressure is distributed by the wet sand over a larger surface area, making it difficult for the sand to be displaced. Hence, legs do not sink in wet sand.

Explanation:

According to Maxwell-Boltzman distribution of speeds among gas molecules, what is true?

(A) The value of r.m.s. increases with rise in temperature

Area under the curve gives the total number of molecules

(B)

(C) The maximum in plot of AN/N vs speeds pertains to average speed

(d)The plot of AN/N vs speeds is straight line with slope > 0

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