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If you are in a car crash Which object feels a larger force your call or the other call
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If you are in a car crash Which object feels a larger force your call or the other call

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You would feel the greater Force

Step-by-step explanation:

Essentially, you and the car have performed an elastic collision, this all correlates to the momentum conservation equation mvf=mvi. So essentially you and the car have to maintain the same momentum at all times because we know it is conserved; so speed would have to change to balance out the momentum of you and the car.

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It sort of depends on the factors of which car is bigger and the power that each car holds. However, they both face the same force, as Newtons’ third law of motion states.

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