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Yes it is a parabola because in the architectural blueprint the equation y=x^2 was shown. Another obvious way to tell its the curve that the suspension ropes make in the middle and two outsides. I happen to know this question because I live only a few minutes from the bridge.

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Actually, the term Golden Gate refers to the Golden Gate Strait which is the entrance to the San Francisco Bay from the Pacific Ocean. The strait is approximately three-miles long by one-mile wide with currents ranging from 4.5 to 7.5 knots. It is generally accepted that the strait was named "Chrysopylae" or Golden Gate by Army Captain John C. Fremont, circa 1846. It is said it reminded him of a harbor in Istanbul named Chrysoceras or Golden Horn.

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The Car Spangled Spanner

lmao i had it for a maths puzzle =)

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It's not.

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no they don't because there only of the city not the bridges.

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There is no accurate way to answer this question, since unfortunately, many of the records from that time have been lost. We do know that it took four years (1933-1937) to build the bridge, and that there were ten major contractors who were involved; they also made use of sub-contractors. Nearly all of the workers came from Bay Area labor unions. Local historians have estimated that several thousand workers were involved in such a massive project, a welcome opportunity during the era of the Great Depression, when jobs were scarce.

there was about 50 people who worked on the Golden Gate Bridge

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The Golden Gate Bridge is in San Francisco, California in the USA

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The Golden Gate Bridge is located in San Francisco, California. The bridge was completed in 1937 and spans the San Francisco Bay. San Francisco (LEFT (western) Coast USA )

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yes. nobody knows exactly why. some people say it collapsed because of a rusted bolt

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11 men as a result of falls from the Golden Gate Bridge whilst it was being built.

During the bridge's construction, a safety net was set up beneath it, significantly reducing the expected number of deaths for such a project. Whilst 11 men were killed from falls during construction, approximately 19 men were saved by the safety net. 10 of the deaths occurred near completion, when the net itself failed under the stress of a scaffold fall.

The men who died were: Kermit Moore; O.A. Anderson; Chris Anderson; William Bass; O. Desper; Fred Dümmatzen; Terence Hallinan; Eldridge Hillen; Charles Lindros; Jack Norman; and Louis Russell.

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It's the same reason for any other type of suicide, the feeling of self-depreciation

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Live load capacity per lineal foot: 4,000 lbs. = 1,814.4 kg (see link)

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over 171 billion dollars

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If technology you mean "materials"that was used for the bridge, then I found a good answer on Yahoo! answers, just type in this: "What materials were used to make the golden gate bridge?" The question is answered by Horatio, and he had a pretty good answer.

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San Francisco's largest park, Golden Gate Park covers over 1,013 acres and is 3 miles long by 1/2-mile wide.

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The Golden Gate Bridge.

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it's on AMERICAN continent that is NORTH AMERICA.

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a poisonous perennial herb in the family asteraceae native to the eastern North America

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Yes. The Golden Gate Bridge has been declared one of the modern Wonders of the World by the American Society of Civil Engineers.

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Steel and concrete and is made out of 27 572 strands of wire on each cable NOT

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about 30,000 lbs

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Well it definatly wouldn't be good. All the cars on the bridge would have a chance of being crushed by falling supports, as for cyclists.........well I'm sure you can imagine. It would probably be featured on the news, blamed on another country, and be considered a national tragedy. People would grieve over the ones they've lost, and the survivors would probably be happy to just be alive.