Forces in Collisions

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Which object experiences a greater effect from the same forces in a collision?

  • The car
  • The bug (correct)
  • Both the car and the bug
  • None of the above

What happens when two bugs of similar size collide?

  • They both get bumped off course by the same amount (correct)
  • One bug splatters while the other remains unaffected
  • The bugs merge together
  • They both splatter on the windshield

Why does a bug splatter on a car windshield during a collision?

  • Because the bug is too small to withstand the force (correct)
  • Because the bug is not moving
  • Because the car exerts a greater force on the bug
  • Because the bug is made of a different material

Do all collisions have the same effect on the objects involved?

<p>No, collisions can have different effects (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main difference between the bug splattering on the car windshield and two bugs colliding with each other?

<p>The bug splatters on the windshield but the two bugs bounce off each other (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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