why houses is earthquake prone areas are made by wood
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Because when brick buildings fall they cause a lot of damage.If brick falls on someone he/she can face death.Wood is light and when fell on someone he would not be harmed severly
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A seismic wave is created during an earthquake. It will force the ground to tremble and collapse. This will result in huge damage with intensified force.
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- This strong ground movement will be resulting in collapsing of the basement of any kind of building structure.
- As the force imposed by earthquake is directly proportional to the weight of the building, the heavier the building, the heavier the damage.
- So if we built a home with light weighed wood, then the force applied during earthquake will be lowered.
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