You are driving your car which is800 kg at a speed of 10 m/s andnotice the breaks arenâ t working.You decide to drive it into a pile ofhay to come to a stop safely. If ittook you 10 seconds of drivingthrough hay to come to a stop, whatforce did your car feel over thistime?80 Newtons of Force800 Newtons of Force8,000 Newtons of Force80,000 Newtons of Force

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You are driving your car which is 800 kg at a speed of 10 m/s and notice the breaks arenâ t working. You decide to drive it into a pile of hay to come to a stop safely. If it took you 10 seconds of driving

You are driving your car which is 800 kg at a speed of 10 m/s and notice the breaks arenâ t working. You decide to drive it into a pile of hay to come to a stop safely. If it took you 10 seconds of driving

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You are driving your car which is
800 kg at a speed of 10 m/s and
notice the breaks arenâ t working.
You decide to drive it into a pile of
hay to come to a stop safely. If it
took you 10 seconds of driving
through hay to come to a stop, what
force did your car feel over this
time?
80 Newtons of Force
800 Newtons of Force
8,000 Newtons of Force
80,000 Newtons of Force

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