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Why does a solid break at one location vs another

Why does a solid break at one location vs another
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Why does a solid break at one location vs another

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Because The location where it broke has more pressure than the other point or it has to much force on it. Please put brainless
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can you provide a paper so I can see exactly what u have to do so I can help because I think I know the aswer

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