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24 October, 10:36

how does inertia affect collisions between cars?

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  1. 24 October, 13:17
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    Inertia is an object's resistance to change in motion. In other words the difficulty in moving an object or stopping it from moving. A heavier car has more inertia than a lighter car because it's harder to move. A faster car has more inertia than a slower one with equal mass because it's harder to get it to stop.

    So the more inertia a car has, the more dangerous it is in a collision.
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