how do you right a bibliography on popsicle bridges ? Answered

I found these documents to be useful when designing a bridge for a competition.

http://by.genie.uottawa.ca/~csce/thesis%20edited.d...

www.seas.upenn.edu/~belab/LabProjects/2006/102B4.d...

This site was useful in determining load on members:

http://ivanmarkov.com/truss-simulator.html

Sorry, the only book I used was an old EIT (Engineer In Training) exam study guide.

Here are pictures of the resulting bridge (20" span, 100 sitcks). Held over 125 lbs without breaking, so I don't know how strong it is. My calculations said it should have held at lest 400 lbs.

if it is upside down, you would right it by flipping it 180 degrees.

So you need books like Alice in Wonderland, strength of materials, bridge_beam_stress, chemistry_of_white_glue, and bridge_design..

You can even quote my original pictures of this bridge supporting 25 lbs..

A bibliography is a list of books.