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Infant car seats are made to face the rear of the car. This is safer in a front end collision because of Newton's First law. Newton's first law suggests
1.Since a baby has a smaller mass it will feel a smaller force.
2.The baby will move in the direction they are facing and not get thrown forward.
3.The baby will push on the car seat with a force equal and opposite to the own exerted on it.
4.The baby will continue to move forward as the car slows and be pushed into the padded car seat.
1.Since a baby has a smaller mass it will feel a smaller force.
2.The baby will move in the direction they are facing and not get thrown forward.
3.The baby will push on the car seat with a force equal and opposite to the own exerted on it.
4.The baby will continue to move forward as the car slows and be pushed into the padded car seat.
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