Physics, asked by HEMANTHKUMAR007, 1 year ago

HOW TO PREVENT EFFECTS OF INERTIA? FOR EXAMPLE, YOU LEAP FORWARD WHEN BRAKES ARE APPLIED SUDDENLY. HOW TO PREVENT THIS ??

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Answered by AathreyRey7

Using of seatbelt to some extent

ritadennis731: Thnx I missed that part out !!

Answered by ritadennis731

I guess you can move in the opposite direction of the force... like when the breaks are applied , you can try to move backwards which creates friction and thus you don’t fall forward... I don’t really think you CAN stop inertia !!..

ritadennis731: the Above answer with the use of seatbelts ..

HEMANTHKUMAR007: hi I want the answer in a scientific explanation

ritadennis731: Look I told you what I knew .... perhaps I don’t think you kind of have a proper explanation for that ..

HEMANTHKUMAR007: Ok I was also thinking about it.

ritadennis731: Ya

AathreyRey7: ok

AathreyRey7: Good answer

ritadennis731: Thnx

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