Physics, asked by shashisaini36, 9 months ago

Why are the walls of a dam made thicker at the base?

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Answered by prabal869

Answer:

water pressure

Explanation:

water pressure increases with increase in depth

Answered by Pratyush7859

Answer:

THE WALLS OF A DAM ARE MADE THICKER AT THE BASE TO SUSTAIN THE FORCE EXERTED BY TIDES ON THE DAM . IT ALSO GIVES IT MECHANICAL SUPPORT. HOPE IT HELPS YOU||PLZ MARK AS BRAINLIEST ANSWER||

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