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Something I'll do different next time is fully make sure our model is completely finished and look at smaller areas.

I would want to build a beam bridge next time because although it has little detail, it looks like it has very strong support. I saw when other groups went up to present to the class.

I felt like I put a lot of work into making this bridge. My partner and I did our own work that we assigned to ourselves and it turned out alright.

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We used about 3 layers of paper as a support for the beam so when the pennies are stacked on top, it shouldn't be able to collapse. Then we had only one stand/ supporter holding the bridge when it touches the table.

We got 45 pennies stacked on our bridge. It didn't fall down but the cups underneath couldn't pass through. We got 55 pennies in the penny spread because they fell off.

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Something that was difficult in the process of thinking was if the paper that is holding up the bridge will  stay up right and not bend and brake the whole bridge down.

The criteria for this design was that our model had to be about 12 inches long and 3 inches wide. There are 2 cups underneath as boats to see if the boats or other vehicles would be able to get around without hitting the bridge and without letting the pennies fall.

Our constraint was that we only used the objects that were given to us. Such as 4 sheets of paper and 2 feet of tape.

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Something my partner and I talked about was what type of bridge we wanted to build so we can see a difference on how each had a support on the bottom of it and which was better.

We built a truss bridge because the deck above the bridge would protect the pennies from falling.

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We are trying to find a way for cars to travel for if waterways are blocking them from getting through.