MATERIALS:
4 thick books
1 piece of cardboard
paper clips
rubbers
INSTRUCTIONS:
Put the books in two piles about 15 cm apart.
Lay the piece of the cardboard on the books.
Put paper clips on the cardboard. Count them. The "bridge" starts to sag.
Finally the bridge collapses.
Now make another bridge, but bend the piece of cardboard into an arch between the books.
Put paper clips and rubbers until it collapses.
This bridge is stronger than the first one.
WHY?
The first bridge collapses before because it is flat and it has to take all the weight.
In the second bridge the weight goes to the sides and it is shared by the books, so the card can support more weight.
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT IT? WRITE YOUR COMMENTS.
Hello class. The experiment is very funny because the bridges can support five rubbers and one hundred and three paper clips on the arch.
ResponEliminaBye bye!
This experiment is very exciting.
ResponEliminaMy name is Christian
ResponEliminaBUILDInG BRIDGES is very funny!
Hello class.
ResponEliminaThe experiment is very funny because our bridges supported five rubbers and one hundred and three paper clips.
Bye bye class!
This experiment megacool!And very funny.
ResponEliminaWoooow! This experiment is incredible, and very, very funny.
ResponEliminaHello class.I´m Carmen, this experiment is very interesting, because the cardboard supported many rubbers and paper clips and many pencil sharpeners!!!!!!
ResponEliminaBye bye class!!!
I love this experiment.It's very funny in English.
ResponElimina