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The document discusses how the Harry Potter story would have been different if Severus Snape and Lily Evans had not grown up in the same town. It outlines 26 ways the plot would have changed, including that Snape would not have loved Lily, betrayed the Potters, or been able to protect Harry at several points in the books. His role as a double agent and many of his actions that helped Harry would not have happened if he and Lily were not childhood friends.
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The document discusses four main types of bridges: arch bridges, suspension bridges, beam bridges, and cable stay bridges. It provides examples for each type, such as the Alexander Hamilton Bridge and Golden Gate Bridge. Key details are given for each bridge type, including their basic structures and materials commonly used.
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The document discusses different types of bridges including arch bridges, suspension bridges, beam bridges, and cable-stay bridges. An arch bridge is constructed in the form of an arch made from durable materials like the Lupu Bridge in Shanghai, China built in 2002. Different bridge types are used to ease congestion in growing cities.
Bridge
This document discusses different types of bridges including cable-stayed bridges, arch bridges, suspension bridges, beam bridges, and provides examples of each. It summarizes the key features of each bridge type and highlights some famous bridges as examples including the Golden Gate Bridge, Lupu Bridge, and Rio–Antirrio Bridge. It also describes two simple bridges the author made as a child out of paper/paper clip and clay/cups/sticks.
Bridge
The document discusses different types of bridges including suspension bridges, arch bridges, beam bridges, and cable stay bridges. Key details include:
- Suspension bridges suspend cables from towers to support most of the weight and distribute forces into the earth. The Golden Gate Bridge is an example.
- Arch bridges distribute weight onto two supports through their semicircular shape. The Montgomery Meigs bridge had the longest masonry arch at 220 feet when completed in 1863.
- Beam bridges use horizontal beams supported at each end to support weight, causing bending that requires steel reinforcement. The longest is the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway at 24 miles.
- Cable stay bridges use cables in a radial or parallel
Bridge
The document discusses different types of bridges including suspension bridges, arch bridges, beam bridges, and cable stay bridges. Key points include:
- Suspension bridges suspend cables from towers to support most of the weight and distribute forces into the earth. The Golden Gate Bridge is an example.
- Arch bridges distribute weight onto two supports through their semicircular shape. The Montgomery Meigs bridge had the longest masonry arch at 220 feet when completed in 1863.
- Beam bridges use horizontal beams supported at each end to support weight, causing bending that requires steel reinforcement. The longest is the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway at 24 miles.
- Cable stay bridges use cables in a radial or parallel
Bridge
The document discusses different types of bridges:
1. The author built a beam bridge out of paper and paperclips that held 100 pennies and was inspired by the Manchac Swamp bridge.
2. Suspension bridges like the Golden Gate Bridge are hung from cables anchored to towers that transfer weight to the ground.
3. Beam bridges like the Manchac Swamp bridge use supports to hold up a beam across a space.
4. Arch bridges carry weight outward along two curved paths, like the Navajo Bridge across the Colorado River.
5. Cable-stay bridges have cables going straight from the tower to the road deck rather than tower to tower, like the John
Bridges
The document describes different types of bridges including the student's own bridges made from paper clips, pennies, and clay. It discusses beam bridges, arch bridges, suspension bridges, and cable-stayed bridges. The student summarizes building their own bridges, with one holding 34 pennies and using paper clips, and an advanced bridge using clay beams that held 50 pennies and 300 staples.
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Brianna s
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