Physics, asked by Raghuraj123, 1 year ago

When a car goes out of control the driver would prefer to hit something soft than something hard

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Answered by Anonymous
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Of course.... Would prefer to hit something soft.

This has all to do with change in momentum. When a vehicle hits a wall the change in momentum is rapid because the velocity is reduced instantly to zero as compared to when the vehicle hits a soft obstacle like hay, the momentum change is less rapid since the velocity gradually reduces to zero.
The implication this has is that when momentum changes rapidly, a higher force is generated, from Newton's second law of motion; force is change in momentum per unit time. With a higher force from a rapid change in momentum, the damage would be more hence the driver avoids such collisions. 

billu004: great answer exactly to the point
google500: who's her or my
billu004: her
billu004: bcz that is the correct reason we r talking about impulse here force into time equal to change of momentum
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