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1. A 2,000 kilogram truck traveling at 60km/h strikes a tree and stops in 0.75 seconds. How large is the force that causes this to occur?
14 years ago

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bobpursley
force*time=mass*changevelcity.

change 60km/hr to m/s
14 years ago
Fabrice
A 2,000 kilogram truck traveling at 60km/h strikes a tree and stops in 0.75 seconds. How large is the force that causes this to occur?
12 years ago

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