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1. Hardening a structure by strengthening the continuous load path is an effective hurricane mitigation technique because:

          1. Hardening a structure by strengthening the continuous load path is an effective hurricane mitigation technique because:
        
1. Hardening a structure by strengthening the continuous load path is an effective hurricane mitigation technique because:

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- It reduces the risk of structural failure during high winds - It helps distribute the force of the wind more evenly throughout the structure - It minimizes the potential for damage to vulnerable areas such as roofs and walls - It increases the overall resilience of the building to withstand extreme weather conditions.
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00:01 Hello guys.
00:04 Just go right into the question.
00:07 The question says two wires, current equal, but opposite currents are twisted together in the construction of a circuit.
00:18 Why does this technique reduce straight magnetic fields? so before going on, i love to state for a fact that a current is able to produce its own magnetic fields.
00:32 Field.
00:36 So all current wires or conductors produce a magnetic field of some sorts depending on what type of charge is being moved in the wire.
00:55 So if we have a positive charge, we have a specific magnetic field and if we have a negative charge, we also have a distinct magnetic field that is different from the positive charge.
01:07 So let's say for instance we also have the second wire.
01:12 So the question says two wires are twisted together...
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