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were designed to exert the following force over the 40 ft distance of the barrier, how far would you expect the car to travel after impacting the barrier?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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A 2500 Ib car traveling 60 mph (88 ft/s) impacts a highway crash barrier as shown below. If the barrier
were designed to exert the following force over the 40 ft distance of the barrier, how far would you
expect the car to travel after impacting the barrier?
20 ft
40 ft
20,000 lbs
Force (Ibs)
10,000 lbs
Distance
(ft)

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