Science, asked by harsh154, 1 year ago

why do buildings have wide foundations

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Answered by Mishii

Buildings are massive structures which exerts high pressure on the ground and are likely to sink. To avoid sinking their foundations are made wide, so that pressure on the ground decreases.

Answered by ShivaniJain

It is so because wider the foundation less wiil be the pressure on the building

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