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2 July, 20:29

You are in a car driving 60 mph without a seat belt. The driver needs to slam on their breaks very hard. At

that moment, you continue to move forward and hit the seat in front of you hurting your face. Again, the

car suddenly stopped but you continued to move forward. Which of Newtons laws best explains what is

happening here?

Newtons 1st law

Newtons 2nd law

Newtons 3d law

None of the laws apply

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