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Physics, 31.08.2021 04:50 brittneeyy

Federal crash standards require that a passenger in a typical accident should not experience accelerations of 60 g for longer than 36.0 milliseconds. At what speed did the authors of this standard assume a typical accident would take place? Could you also write down the formula used to find this answer?

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