They both exert the same amount of force theoretically, it's just that the force exerted on the floor by the high-heel spike is more concentrated.
High heel - less surface area, more concentrated force.
Work boot - more surface area, less concentrated force.
No. The force exerted on the ground is dependent on the mass of the woman and is not affected by the shape of her shoes. However, the pressure changes with the different shoes. From the equation Pressure = Force/Area it is clear to see that the high heels have a greater pressure since the high heels have a smaller area over which the force is distributed. In both cases though the normal force exerted by the ground is the same.
Sharp pointed high heels place her weight on a much smaller area than do flats, producing higher pressure on those spots on the ground.
Never try walking on loose materials (e.g. sand, snow, mud) in high heels as they will sink into them!
The both exert the same overall pressure on the ground, However, the pressure per unit area is higher for the Woman because the area of contact with the ground is less than the area of contact with the animal.
The high heels will exert more pressure per unit area (per square inch, per square centimeter, etc.), because they distribute the weight over a smaller area of contact.
Fluids have a higher density than air and therefore exert more pressure than air.
It exerts pressure on the side with a higher concentration of water.
you have decreased the area over which the force is applied, and pressure is force per unit area
It shows that everything that happens will a reaction of equal force in the other direction. for example when you exert 20 pounds of pressure on the ground the ground will puch 20 of pressure back.
By distributing the weight over a smaller area.
Vapor materials exert their pressure in just about every direction
athmospheric pressure
external pressure is pressure that other things exert on you
yes
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