Question

If a person driving 130 miles per hour and hit a brick wall ? Does the brick wall hit (push) the car back ? Which Newton laws would explain this accident and why ?

Answer 1

Answer#1

Newton's third law of movement expresses that each activity has equivalent and inverse response. This implies if an item x applies F measure of power on another article y, object y would likewise apply a similar measure of power on x. at the point when an individual driving at speed 130 miles for each hour hits divider, the divider would likewise apply an equivalent power on vehicle and that would make the harm it.

Answer #2

Newton's third law of movement will be connected in this situation

this law expresses that

each activity has a response meet in sufficiency yet opposite in indirection.

This implies if an item state x applies F measure of power on another article y, object y would likewise apply a similar measure of power on x

Answer 2

An action of push or pull on an object is force. The two bodies interact with each other. Newton's third law of motion states that every action has equal and opposite reaction. This means that if an object A exerts F amount of force on another object B, object B would also exert the same amount of force on A. when a person driving at speed 130 miles per hour hits wall, the wall would also apply an equal force on car and that would cause the damage to it.