Two cars are waiting for a stoplight to turn green. When it does, the first car...
Two cars are waiting for a stoplight to turn green. When it does, the first car (1213 kg) remains at rest because the driver is reading their texts. Assuming the first driver is paying attention, the second car (1615 kg) accelerates and collides with the first driver right when the first driver releases the brakes but is still at rest. This makes the collision effectively elastic. If the cars collide at a speed of 15.4 km/h, and are in contact for 0.470 s, what is the magnitude of the average force of the second car on the first car? Express your answer in Newtons. Please kindly answer in clean and clear steps.
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