Science, asked by Aleelavathi, 1 year ago

Why are the wall of a dam thicker near the base?

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Answered by YadavShashi

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THE DAMS ARE THICKER AT BOTTOM BECAUSE THE PRESSURE APPLIED BY THE WATER IS VERY MUCH AT BOTTOM.

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