Question #: 11 While driving along the highway Sara experiences a head-on collision with a fat lovebug that smashed onto her windshield - SPLAT! Which of the following is exerted on or happening on both the bug and the car windshield with equal magnitude, as the collision is occuring? Ignore any unbalanced forces for the system of lovebug+car in the very short duration of this collision. A. Force of impact B. Impulse C. Change in Momentum. D. All of these E. None of these.

Question #: 11 While driving along the highway Sara experiences a head-on collision with a fat lovebug that smashed onto her windshield - SPLAT! Which of the following is exerted on or happening on both the bug and the car windshield with equal magnitude, as the collision is occuring? Ignore any unbalanced forces for the system of lovebug+car in the very short duration of this collision. A. Force of impact B. Impulse C. Change in Momentum. D. All of these E. None of these.

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