Physics, 09.03.2021 21:40 marithatkid
An engineer wants to determine the safety of a car designed by conducting a collusion test. During the test, a car is crashed into a solid wall. Then the engineer measures the force of the collusion on the car and compares the damage done to the car. Compare the force of the collusion on the wall with the force of the collusion on the car. Use newtons third law of motion to support your answer.
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