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If a structure is made of a flimsy type of material, it may cause the structure to contract or expand. Bridges are a type of structure that may expand or contract depending on the weather environment the bridge is in.
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What allows structers to expand or contract?
The flexibility of the materials used to build a structure may play a role in whether a structure can expand or contract. If a structure is in water and develops rust, that can also interfere with the integrity of the structure.
Do structure expand or contract?
There are many ways that a structure may behave over time. Structures may expand or contract depending on the materials used to make the structure, or the weather conditions a structure has been exposed to over time.
Do structure exspand or contract?
Structures that have been exposed to adverse weather conditions may damage a structure. The damages to a structure may cause it to expand or contract, which may be because of the materials used to build the structure.
Do bone cells expand and contract to move the body?
no, the skeleton is a support structure. The muscles expand and contract to create movement in the body.
Does the human body expand or contract and why?
I think we can.As our human body which is a solid gains heat , they expand and contract when they lose heat.And solids do expand and contract.
Does matter expand or contract when it is heated?
Expand
When substances get cooler they expand or contract?
Contract
What matter expand and contract?
explain how temperature affects matter using the words contract and expand
Does matter expand or contract when it's heated?
Expand
What do muscles need in order to expand and stretch?
They have to either expand or contract through movement. They can only expand and contract as far as their tissues will allow,
What expand or contract to take the shape of a container?
Liquids and gasses will expand or contract to take the shape of a container.
Do solid materials expand or contract when frozen?
Contract.
