Physics, asked by boinem1654, 1 year ago

Why we tend to move forward in a car when brakes are suddenly applied?

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Answered by chinmay1610

Explanation:

Inertia, legs stop immediately as they are in contact with car, upper part remain in state of motion so we tend to move forward

Answered by rohitsingh1818

it is mainly due to inertia. when the car brakes are applied. ... however due to inertia, your upper body is still at motion. Thus you tend to move forward.

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