Physics, 07.12.2020 18:20, alejandro8212003

Ever tried to stop a 150-pounds (68 kg )cannonball fired towards you at 30 mph (48 km/hr)? No, probably not. but you have tried to brace yourself in a car collision. How are the two situations similar?

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