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There are several factors that affect an object's stability, including its base area, height, and material composition. A larger base area and shorter height make an object more stable, while materials like concrete, wood, steel, and plastic each have their own strengths and weaknesses for stability based on their properties.
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- 2. CONE CUBE CUBOID CYLINDER HEMISPHERE SPHERE PYRAMID
- 3. There are a numbers of factors which affect the stability of an object. 1. The base area. > The bigger the base area, the more stable the object is. 2. Height > The higher the object, the less stable it is. 3. The materials used. > Example of materials used for construction are concrete, wood, steel and plastic.
- 4. A bottle in an upright position has a bigger base area. It is therefore more stable than a bottle in an upside down position.
- 5. height A low stool is more stable than a high stool
- 6. Concrete is very strong and can be formed into any shape Wood does not break easily
- 7. Steel is the strongest material available Plastic can be strecthed and pulled