Physics, asked by robotpaw25, 5 months ago

A car hits a tree. Predict the forces that would be applied to the car and to the tree at the moment of the interaction.

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Answered by 324174

Answer:

Use Newton's Second Law to calculate the net force involved in the crash. The car exerts a force of 490,914 N on the tree, which is roughly equivalent to 550 times the car's weight.

Explanation:

Brainiest please

Answered by zavalareyes29

Answer: Newton’s force of motion?

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