Two cars moving in the opposite direction have a head-on collision, in which both come to...
Two cars moving in the opposite direction have a head-on collision, in which both come to rest. Calculate the average force exerted on car A during this collision. Given:
Masses: Car A = 1000 kg Car B = 1200 kg
Speeds: Car A = 30.0 mile per hour Car B = 25.0 miles per hour
Time of collision = 0.150 s.
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