why the army tanks have wide steel belts in their wheels
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the weight of the tank (its mass being acted upon by the force of gravity) is spread over a larger surface area (the big steel belt), giving it a smaller pressure and therefore it makes it sink in less, allowing it to travel faster over more surfaces where others would with less surface area
the weight of the tank (its mass being acted upon by the force of gravity) is spread over a larger surface area (the big steel belt), giving it a smaller pressure and therefore it makes it sink in less, allowing it to travel faster over more surfaces where others would with less surface area
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