Physics, asked by ibazetaana, 9 months ago

Why does a water tower have to do with gravity?

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Answered by s4979

Answer:

Water towers take advantage of the force of gravity to provide pressure for the water they contain.

Explanation:

And since a typical tower contains a full day's worth of water, the force of gravity can maintain the pressure of the water system even when the power goes out

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