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  • Understanding Impact Force: Factors & Calculation
    The force with which one moving object hits another is the impact force.

    Here's a breakdown of the factors that contribute to impact force:

    * Mass: Heavier objects exert greater impact forces.

    * Velocity: The faster an object is moving, the greater the impact force.

    * Time of Contact: The shorter the time it takes for the objects to collide and come to a stop, the greater the impact force.

    Example: A car traveling at 60 mph will have a much greater impact force when it hits a stationary object than a car traveling at 30 mph.

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