Question

If a car is travelling at 35 MPH and rear ends another car, at what rate will the impact be?
drwls
That depends upon the speed of the car it hits. The relative impact speed in a rear-end collision (or "rate" as you call it) is the speed of the car behind MINUS the speed of the car in front.
jastin
what is the spped of the car in kph if it is travel 16km in 13 minutes
jastin
500 gigabytes equal how many microbytes