What are crumple zones in cars designed for? absorbing the shock from bumpy roads changing the direction of the car during impact increasing the time it takes for a car to stop during a crash allowing the car to be scrapped and recycled easily

What are crumple zones in cars designed for? absorbing the shock from bumpy roads changing the direction of the car during impact increasing the time it takes for a car to stop during a crash allowing the car to be scrapped and recycled easily

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What are crumple zones in cars designed
for?
O absorbing the shock from bumpy
roads
changing the direction of the car
during impact
increasing the time it takes for a
car to stop during a crash
allowing the car to be scrapped
and recycled easily

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