Physics, asked by ismatara81, 6 months ago

We know that by applying force, we can move a stationary object. Then, why cannot we move a wall ?

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Answered by Anna1127

Answer:

When you apply a force to a stationary object you need to apply a minimum to overcome the static friction between the object and the ground. A wall Is literally attached to the ground so you as a person could not provide a force strong enough to dismantle it from the ground and then also move it.

Answered by Anonymous

Answer:

Because wall is rigid and fixed at one place

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