Push force is stronger than a pull force?

Answer 1

Depends on the person and configuration. In general, you can push more than you can pull, because to pull you are limited to some proportion of your body weight, whereas when pushing you can use the pushed mass to increase your traction.

Answer 2

when you push something your weight is behind it so you make less effort, when you pull something your much weaker back muscles cant take nearly the amount of stress also. if you pull with your weight then you will get almost the same force as pushing something (because if you lean back and nearly fall then you are also using your full body weight the same way as when you push something.

Answer 3

False: Take Earth we have an inward PULL! We don't push! It is easier to pull than to push. I have known always that this was correct. I may be wrong but I am pretty sure that I am right. When you pull the mass may be greater but it is an easier task.

Answer 4

Depends on the1) centre of gravity of the body ,2)direction of action of force and 2)the point of action of the force on the body;the effect of push and pull changes.Imagine a lawn roller which is pushed.As we push it ,a force which is along the direction of the handle is applied on it.This can create a horizontal component which assist its forward motion and a downward component which increases the normal reaction and thereby enhances the friction which opposes motion.
yea... real esay

But as we pull it, the direction of the vertical component will be in upward direction and can reduce the normal reaction which in turn reduces the friction and requires less effort to make it move.
This is a general view .As we study more we can see the difference in result according to the three parameters which has been discussed above.

Answer 5

You can make both a push force or a pull force as strong or weak as you like.

Answer 6

false