Triangles and octet-trusses are used alot in bridges become they hold their shape well when subject to a variety of stresses. However hexagons and lorimerlite frameworks are used in different conditions, where they must resist only compression as opposed to a variety of stresses. Also the straight line is the best geometry for resisting tension, hence the use of steel cables.
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triangles are the second strongest shape next to the arch
A geometric figure is a shape like a square or rectangle and it can be used in different views like 3D, 2D and 1D would be just a line. So there is your answer!
It is a pair of compasses.
Spheres are the strongest shape for a given amount of construction material; cylinders are the next strongest.
The triangle is the strongest geometric shape, but it's two-dimensional. Applying the idea (via cross bracing or the like) to construction is something that has been done for centuries. This is a simplified answer as the question is very general, but the application of a triangle or an angular tie to strengthen vertical elements and add rigidity to a structure is something that can be seen frequently.djsfjegythgeydgtryeg
In terms of tensile strength it's the hexagon, as used in the construction of carbon nanotubes.
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Well, isn't a rectangular prism a geometric shape? And isn't a brick a rectangular prism? see this is one way that geometric shapes are used in architecture.
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A pair of compasses, a protractor, a ruler, pencil and paper
'Geometric' is an adjective, as it is used to describe something, e.g. a geometric shape. It is based on the noun 'geometry'.
The geometric shape used in truss bridges is the triangle.
A triangle is one of the strongest shapes for construction. A square or rectangle can deform into a parallelogram when loaded with weight, but a triangle cannot change shape without breaking one of the sides.