what is the difference in pressure exerted on the ground while walking on a single foot and both feet
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While walking with single foot the area upon which force is acting will be less that is f/area1
When walked with both feet the area will become twice of previous area so the new pressure exerted on the ground will be force/area 2
Force/2 area1
1/2×force/area1.
so the pressure on the ground will become half of its former value.
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When walked with both feet the area will become twice of previous area so the new pressure exerted on the ground will be force/area 2
Force/2 area1
1/2×force/area1.
so the pressure on the ground will become half of its former value.
HOPE THE ANSWER HELPS YOU. PLS PLS MARK THE ANSWER AS BRAINLIEST ANSWER.
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