A car moving at speed v = 60 km/h crashes into a streetlight. The driver's upper body of mass m = 40 kg hits the airbag and moves forward by 45 cm before coming to a full stop. What is the magnitude of force F acting on the body, assuming it is moving with constant deceleration?

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To calculate the magnitude of force acting on the drivers upper body we can use Newtons second law o... View the full answer