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What is the main force that acts on a bridge? A snow B water C weight D wind
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What is the main force that acts on a bridge?
A snow
B water
C weight
D wind
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The answer is A. Snow, i asked my cousin she’s obsessed w bridges and designed some!
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Answer:
A snow
Step-by-step explanation:
I just took he test
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