What is the purpose of having an inclined portion on the
dam site exactly behind the dam opening????
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Answer / venkatesh
As we know: Pressure = Density x Gravity x Height
Thus as the depth increases, the pressure exerted by the
fluid on the walls increases. Thus, Walls have to be thicker
as depth increases...
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Answer / balakrishnan
inclined portion gives more strength to the dam to resist the force exerted by water
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Answer / guest
as we know that all thing(liquid) exert presure. so to
reduce the force of liquid
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