(c) In an accident as shown in Figure Q2(c), a 200 kg car hits a traffic light post with speed of 30 km/h. The front end of the car deforms 20 cm length, in order to stop the car. (i) Draw the free body diagram of force acting to the car.

(c) In an accident as shown in Figure Q2(c), a 200 kg car hits a traffic light post with speed of 30 km/h. The front end of the car deforms 20 cm length, in order to stop the car. (i) Draw the free body diagram of force acting to the car.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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