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It is easier to knock a man down when he is standing on one
leg than when he stands on two legs. Why ?

Answer Posted / sanju

When a man is standing on one leg he can be easily knocked
down being in unstable equilibrium- due to reason that the
base is narrow. But when he stands on two legs the
equilibrium becomes stable, because the base becomes broader.

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