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← HistoryWhich increased hazard emerged due to complex medieval rope bridge construction?
A)Increased dynamic load instability✓
B)Reduced material tensile strength
C)Enhanced deck aerodynamic resistance
D)Decreased pylon resonance damping
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Medieval bridges suffered from dynamic load instability introduced by uneven load distribution inducing oscillations because the bridges lacked modern damping. Therefore, resonance became a greater risk, rather than static tensile failure or aerodynamic problems.
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