Physics, asked by bond7337, 1 year ago

How does increasing collision time decreases force

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The initial speed and mass of both cars is known, and the final speed is zero, so the change in momentum is fixed, and the product of force and time is fixed. If the time increases, the force decreases. ... They increase the time it takes for a collision to be completed, thereby lowering the force exerted on your body.

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