Physics, asked by anjalikumawat71, 1 year ago

Why are roofs blown off during storms?

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Answered by tatiachulanozqqsi

Because the wind is at it's maximum level which is very strong

Answered by Azim5673737

A storm tries to take in everything that comes in its way and as the roofs are the top of our houses they are the first thing to be blown away when a storm occurs

Azim5673737: thnx for selecting it the brainliest

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