Bridge Design

How to make a strong bridge.

What a strong bridge looks like:

Different between squares and triangles:
The names and the shapes.

What shapes are strongest:
Triangles are the most strongest shape in the world

How can you use newspaper to make it strong:


Yesterday we made a bridge similar to this design and it was the strongest bridge in the class
The next day was the competition and we had to make a new bridge and it only held 40kgs not as much as our old one from yesterday.
I think our bridge was stronger yesterday cause they were more tight and thinner and more sturdier. 

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• an amount of money lost by a business or organization
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