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This was our Bridge.

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- If i had to do anything different I would actually use my supplies better. I feel like if we had a little more tape, then our bridge would've been a lot more stable.

- I liked my bridge a lot, so i wouldn't change the type of bridge we did. However, I would add two more supports on the outside, just for extra support.
- Me and my partner worked very well together. We both came up with ideas and collaborated them both into our final product. I think next time i could make more sketches and come up with more ideas, so if our first idea didnt quite work, i could have a plan B and quickly fix my bridge.

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- We had a beam bridge. There was a piece of paper going across for the beam. We had two supports in the middle to hold the bridge up and so it wouldn't touch the boats.
- I was very pleased with our results. When we were practicing stacking and spreading the penny's before, we had a lot more on the bridge then we did during our actual test.

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- One of the challenges that we faced was making the bridge tall enough, so when you added the weight of the penny's, it wouldn't touch the boats.
- Some of our constraints was the supplies we were given. We only had four pieces of paper and two feet of tapes. The last to challenges we had, we had a budget and had more supplies to choose from.
- Our criteria was that we had to make a good support for the pennies, and couldn't let the boats under the bridge touch the bridge

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- We had a couple ideas for out bridge, one of the ideas was a Arch bridge, with three supports. The other ideas was a beam bridge with only two support's in the middle.

- We decided to do a beam bridge because we felt that that was the easiest to make, since we had limited supplies, and that was the most steadiest one for the penny stack.

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- The problem is trying to create a stable support for the penny's to go on.