Why is the bottom part of a Foundation of a building made wider
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The foundation of the building is generally built wider and broader as compared to its walls so that the building does not sink into the ground and is also capable to handle the pressure of the entire building.
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To make it stable . This structure is made . That's a architecture that helps it.
Formulae = P = F / A
F = Force
A = area
P = pressure.
Foundation of a building is made wider so that it may not sink under the extremely high pressure of building
To make it stable . This structure is made . That's a architecture that helps it.
Formulae = P = F / A
F = Force
A = area
P = pressure.
Foundation of a building is made wider so that it may not sink under the extremely high pressure of building
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