Josh is driving his car home after going to work. However, he fell asleep while driving because of fatigue from working 12 hours. He accidentally hits another car. His initial velocity was 40.2 m/s and after 5.6 s at the moment of the crash, his velocity was 38.6 m/s. Compute for the following: b. Momentum after the collision а. Momentum before the collision d. Force c. Impulse

Josh is driving his car home after going to work. However, he fell asleep while driving because of fatigue from working 12 hours. He accidentally hits another car. His initial velocity was 40.2 m/s and after 5.6 s at the moment of the crash, his velocity was 38.6 m/s. Compute for the following: b. Momentum after the collision а. Momentum before the collision d. Force c. Impulse

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p. Josh is driving his car home after going to work. However, he fell asleep while driving because of
fatigue from working 12 hours. He accidentally hits another car. His initial velocity was 40.2 m/s and
after 5.6 s at the moment of the crash, his velocity was 38.6 m/s. Compute for the following:
b.
Momentum after the collision
а.
Momentum before the collision
d.
Force
C.
Impulse

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