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← HistoryWhich structural problem rapidly reduces the lifespan of historic Viking-age 'rope bridges'?
A)Dynamic load induced rope abrasion✓
B)Progressive creep reducing static strength
C)Galvanic corrosion harming metal supports
D)Thermal expansion increasing shear force
💡 Explanation
Rope abrasion caused by dynamic load reduces bridge lifespan, because repeated flexing grinds the ropes; therefore integrity degrades faster from use, rather than corrosion because suitable metals don't naturally interact that severely.
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