Science, asked by chelmadaking, 8 months ago

Why is a dam
thicker at the base
than at the top?

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Answered by snehpreet3232

Explanation:

The dam. You can see from the diagram that the dam is much thicker at the bottom than it is at the top. This is because the pressure of the water is much greater deeper down and the dam needs to be thick at the bottom so that it is strong enough to withstand this larger pressure.

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Answered by ElegantSplendor

Answer:

The dam is much thicker at the bottom than it is at the top. This is because the pressure of the water is much greater deeper down and the dam needs to be thick at the bottom so that it is strong enough to withstand this larger pressure.

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