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car traveling at 22 m/s hits a stone wall . The driver, who is wearing a shoulder harness and seat belt, moves forward 1.05 m a...Asked by Reem
car traveling at 28.8 m/s hits a stone wall . The driver, who is wearing a shoulder harness and seat belt, moves forward 0.93 m as the car stops. Assuming his acceleration is uniform, find his average velocity during the collision. in m/S
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Answered by
Damon
average speed during constant acceleration = (end speed+start speed)/2
= (0 + 28.8)/2 = -14.4 m/s
Now if you want the average force for the next part of the qustion
F = d momentum/ d time
= - mass of driver (28.8) /(.93/-14.4)
= (0 + 28.8)/2 = -14.4 m/s
Now if you want the average force for the next part of the qustion
F = d momentum/ d time
= - mass of driver (28.8) /(.93/-14.4)
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HinataHyuga<3
G-Good job N-Naruto-kun
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