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The bags and suitcases are proveded with broad handles. Why?

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Broader handles or straps have larger area. So, the pressure =(Force/Area) exerted by them on our hands or shoulders is less in comparison to the narrow handles or straps. So, it is easier to carry bags with broader handles.
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