why is a person likely to get more hurt when he falls on concrete floor than on loose mud or sand?
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as the concrete has space in between them and it also contains small stones
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heya!
a person is likely to get hurt when he falls on concrete more than on sand because..as a person's body lands on sand..it starts sinking and thus reduced pressure
but a concrete floor is harder than water and is not distributed like grains of sand...it is intact...
therefore.. the person gets more hurt
another reason behind this is that
on a concrete floor the momentum of the falling body receives a very short time and thus comes in contact with the floor quickly..
whereas in loose sand or mud
.this doesn't happen and the falling body gets larger time to read h the ground and thus doesn't get hurt much .
HOPE THIS HELPS YOU
a person is likely to get hurt when he falls on concrete more than on sand because..as a person's body lands on sand..it starts sinking and thus reduced pressure
but a concrete floor is harder than water and is not distributed like grains of sand...it is intact...
therefore.. the person gets more hurt
another reason behind this is that
on a concrete floor the momentum of the falling body receives a very short time and thus comes in contact with the floor quickly..
whereas in loose sand or mud
.this doesn't happen and the falling body gets larger time to read h the ground and thus doesn't get hurt much .
HOPE THIS HELPS YOU
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