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Pam is driving a car, and Dave is riding in the front passenger seat. Both are wearing seatbelts. Pam crashes head-on into a concrete barrier driving 50 kph. Assuming that Dave's mass is 1.5 times that of Pam, which statement below describes the force experienced by Dave?
ะ Dave experiences 3 times the force that Pam experiences.
B Dave experiences 1.5 times the force that Pam experiences.
C Dave experiences the same force as Pam. D Dave experiences half the force that Pam experiences.
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