Car A approaches from behind car B with a speed of 5 mph and hits car B in the rear bumper. A exerts on car B is larger than the force that car B exerts on car A. b. A exerts on car B is smaller than the force that car B exerts on car A. c. The forces acting on car B sum to zero. For the following problems, show all of your work on these pages below the problem.
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Fill in the table below. Quantity Dimensions Units Velocity Acceleration Force 17. In the situation shown below, list each object which creates a force on box number two and give each force a name and direction. A water skier intends to make a jump as shown below. Return to the Test Index Page.