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When you're involved in a head-on collision with another car, the force of impact will involve: A. Only the kinetic energy of the heavier car B. Only the kinetic energy of the lighter car C. The combined
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When you're involved in a head-on collision with another car, the force of impact will involve: A. Only the kinetic energy of the heavier car B. Only the kinetic energy of the lighter car C. The combined kinetic energy of both cars

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I think the answer is C. The combined kinetic energy of both cars. I maybe wrong. I'm not sure. 
User Scorpioniz
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Hey there,

Answer: C, The combined Kinetic Energy of both cars

Hope this helps :D

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