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Do materials like bubble wrap or cotton balls reduce the amount of peak force in a collision THIS IS JUS ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, THERE WAS NO OPTION SO I JUS PUT CHEM

Do materials like bubble wrap or cotton balls reduce the amount of peak force in a collision THIS IS JUS ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, THERE WAS NO OPTION SO I JUS PUT CHEM
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Do materials like bubble wrap or cotton balls reduce the amount of peak force in a collision

THIS IS JUS ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, THERE WAS NO OPTION SO I JUS PUT CHEM

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Yes they do in a less rate

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Answer:

yes

Step-by-step explanation:

but not much

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