the edge of a drawing pin is sharp and pointed one. why?
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one end of a drawing pin is sharp in order to increase pressure on the surface where the pin is to be inserted . So, that it easily pierce because smaller the area more the pressure will be exerted .
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Pressure exerted by the tip of a sharp pin helps it to pierce. Since the surface area of the tip of the pin is very little, it requires less effort to get more pressure.
ie. pressure is inversely proportional to the area .
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