I think its because the point has a small surface area which makes it easier to press down on.
p=F/A pressure=force/area (the area is small, you do not need as much pressure)
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The tip of an allpin is sharp so that, when we give thrus , that acts on a very small area, so we have sufficient large pressure, thereby allpin can easily penetrate .
becoz it can easily pierce through anything...(when it is sharp)
Do you mean a drawing "pen?"
So that they are easy to push into a drawing board.
I don't know - try putting it on scales!
To pin point something means to accurately locate and identify the position of something. With a map this can be done by pushing in a pin at a particular location. It may also be done by giving the position its unique 'grid' reference.
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becoz it can easily pierce through anything...(when it is sharp)
It depends on the object. For a pin we would say the end of a pin For a knife we would point of the knife.
The probability that a drawing pin will land point up when dropped from a height of 1 meter depends on a variety of factors, including the shape and weight distribution of the pin, as well as any environmental factors that may affect its trajectory. Without specific information about these factors, it is difficult to determine the probability accurately. However, if we assume that the pin has a roughly equal chance of landing point up or point down, the probability would be approximately 0.5 or 50%.
Do you mean a drawing "pen?"
Pressure is inversely proportional to area. A sharp pin has lesser area compared to a blunt pin. Therefore we require lesser pressure to push the pin with lesser area.Hence it's easier to push a sharp pin which has lesser area.
a drawing pin have seven eyes. there are 4 located on the cilidrical top and 3 located beneath that.
A drawing pin (British English) is known as a thumb tackor a push pin in American English. Other nails for a drawing pin come from the materials that they are made from, such as, brass tack, tin tack, and iron tack.
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This is to do with pressure. Pressure is a measure of force over an area. In SI units it's measured in Pascals. Pressure (Pascals) = Force (Newtons) / Area (square metres) A "sharp" pin has a smaller area in contact with the wall as you try to push it in so the pressure on the wall will be greater for the same force. It'll feel easier to push it in.