Engineering, 02.10.2020 15:01 22moneymorgan
An empty car on a steep street rolls downhill and collides with a concrete wall. The car is damaged, but the concrete wall isn’t. What’s true about the strength of the forces in this situation?
A. The force on the car was greater because it was moving
B. The force on the wall was greater because it wasn't damaged
C. The forces exerted by the car and wall were equal
D. No forces were exerted in this collision because the car was empty
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