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The leaning tower of Pisa does not fall because

(a)

it is tappered at the top.

(b)

it covers a large base area.

(c)

its centre of gravity remains at the lowest position.

(d)

the vertical line through the centre of gravity of the tower falls within the base.



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The leaning tower of Pisa does not fall because

(a)

it is tappered at the top.

(b)

it covers a large base area.

(c)

its centre of gravity remains at the lowest position.

(d)

the vertical line through the centre of gravity of the tower falls within the base.

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Answer Key / Explanation : (d) -

the vertical line through the centre of gravity of the tower falls within the base.

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