Physics, 21.04.2020 01:48 gizmo50245
Stunt car A and stunt car B are identical cars with the same mass of 43.3 kg. They are both traveling at 70.7 m/s. Stunt car A crashes into a hard wood wall, whereas stunt car B crashes into a large pile of soft sand. They both come to a complete stop after the impact.
Stunt Car A experiences a over a of time. Stunt Car B experiences a over a of time. Because of the force experienced by Stunt Car A, it will sustain damage than Stunt Car B.
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