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A bug and windshield of a fast-moving vehicle collide. Which of the following statements does NOT describe this situation?
A) The change in momentum of the bug and the vehicle is the same.
B) The force felt by the bug and the vehicle is the same.
C) The impulse felt by the bug and the vehicle is the same.
D) The acceleration of the bug and the vehicle is the same.
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