Physics, 16.09.2019 22:00, cisneros3

Head restraints
a protect against whiplash injuries
b only in head-on collisions
c only in side-impact collisions
d absorb energy from rear-end collisions

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Head restraints
a protect against whiplash injuries
b only in head-on collisions
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