Which of the following is the strongest way to join the ends of two ropes?
• Difference between bends, splices, and knots • How strength of the rope is affected by different methods of joining • Typical use and security of a square knot vs more permanent joins
• Which option is specifically designed to permanently join two rope ends with high strength rather than for temporary tying? • Among bends, splices, and knots, which generally retains the most line strength and is used when failure would be most dangerous? • Think about which choice is commonly taught for neatly finishing a single rope end rather than joining two ropes together.
• Identify which options are true joining methods for two ropes and eliminate anything that is mainly for finishing one rope end. • Recall that some knots (like a reef or square knot) are not recommended for critical loads—keep that in mind. • Remember: splices typically retain more strength of the rope than most knots or bends.
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