Which consequence reduces Andean Inca suspension bridge lifespan due to increased stress?

💡 Explanation

The rope's abrasive deterioration occurs from windblown dust and grit sawing through the fiber; because the Suspension bridge uses natural materials this abrasion weakens the fibers, therefore shortening the lifespan, rather than cable creep which affects metal cables.

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