Science, asked by khezartouqeer, 3 months ago

Why does going up the slope (or stairs) take effort than more
going down?

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Answered by llNairall

Our legs are designed for power more than ease of motion, so walking up a slope forwards can be more tiring or slower if we do so in a way that relies on our strength instead of a more efficient alignment.

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Why does going up the slope (or stairs) take effort than moregoing down?​

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Why does going up the slope (or stairs) take effort than more
going down?