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Physics, 12.02.2021 22:30, deedee363

EASY. PLEASE HELP. David is on a school bus stopped at a pick up point where students are getting on the bus. Once everyone is seated, the driver starts off quickly. What happens to the passengers on the bus as the driver accelerates? A)The passengers do not move

B) The passengers fall forward toward the front of the bus

C) The passengers move sideways

D) The passengers are pushed backwards
against their seats.​

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