Physics, 04.01.2021 22:00, chhimmidemg

4. A person wearing a seatbelt can survive a car crash if the acceleration is not greater than 300.0m/s . Assuming constant acceleration, how far in feet must the front end of the car collapse if it crashes while
going 30.0m/s, approximately 68mph?

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