Question

Modern cars are made of materials that make them collapsible upon collision. Explain using
Physics concepts (Force and impulse), how these car designs help with the safety of
passengers.

Answer 1

Answer:

Modern cars have crumple zones that are a safety feature. It means the vehicle is built in a way that absorbs the shock on itself rather than making the passenger absorb it. When your modern car meets a crash, it draws the impact of the collision away from the passengers while an older car is not able to do so.