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Hello,
I am not a big math guy, although I do have a bachelors degree I don't remember any of my formulas from high school lol.
I was involved in a car accident and I am researching the physics of the accident.
I want to try and approximate the speed of the vehicle that hit me broad side.
The car pushed me aprox. 150 to 200 feet, and it was a t-bone accident.
there is car A (theres) and car B (mine)
car A weighed 5,437 pounds and car B weighed 2,654 pounds how fast was car A traveling to have pushed me 150-200 feet. I approximate based on witnesses 50-60 mph but i would like the physics equation and answer if at all possible
thanks and god bless
I am not a big math guy, although I do have a bachelors degree I don't remember any of my formulas from high school lol.
I was involved in a car accident and I am researching the physics of the accident.
I want to try and approximate the speed of the vehicle that hit me broad side.
The car pushed me aprox. 150 to 200 feet, and it was a t-bone accident.
there is car A (theres) and car B (mine)
car A weighed 5,437 pounds and car B weighed 2,654 pounds how fast was car A traveling to have pushed me 150-200 feet. I approximate based on witnesses 50-60 mph but i would like the physics equation and answer if at all possible
thanks and god bless