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-  Some ideas that me and my partner have brain stormed were a beam bridge,  and an arch bridge.

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-  In this challenge we are trying to make one of 4 types of bridges out of paper. We chose the Beam bridge, this is one of the easiest types of bridges to make but also one of the strongest. That is why we did what we did.

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-  Some difficulties me and my partners had were agreeing on what bridge we would do and which one would work good with are constraints.

-  The constraints we had to work around were 4 pieces of paper, 2 pieces of 2ft tape, we could not tape the bridge down,  2 boats had to go under the bridge at the same time.

- Are criteria was the bridge had to meet the length of 12in, with of 10in, Hold penny's and the boas have to be able to go through without touching the bridge.

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- Our model was a beam bridge. We had a three supports two were almost like a rectangular prism and one was a diamond type thing and for are beam we did a tunnel and had a hole in the middle so we had a place to stack the penny's.

-  In the penny stack we ended up stacking 60 penny's. This was are outcome because the hole that we made specifically for stacking was not big enough so that means that when we were stacking the penny they would either fall or we would have to move them over to not be in the hole

- In the penny spread we ended up spreading 335 penny's.  This was are outcome because we had 3 supports so all of the compression would go to 3 different places instead of two.

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- Next time I would try to make a sturdier type of bridge that could hold more weight.

- Yes I would make a different type of bridge, I would make a arch bridge and add more supports.

- Yes I did collaborate and work with my partners very well. One thing that I will do next time is let other people in my team work on the challenge also.

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Beam Bridge