Question #236087

The car hits the wall at 43 km/h The car piles up 45 cm and the driver still goes inside the airbag 20 cm. Calculate the acceleration (deceleration) caused to the driver


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Expert's answer
2021-09-12T19:00:17-0400

Given:

vi=43km/h=11.9m/sv_i=43\:\rm km/h=11.9\: m/s

vf=0km/h=0m/sv_f=0\:\rm km/h=0\: m/s

d1=45cm=0.45md_1=45\:\rm cm=0.45\: m

d2=20cm=0.20md_2=20\:\rm cm=0.20\: m


The total displacement of the driver

d=d1+d2=0.45+0.20=0.65md=d_1+d_2=0.45+0.20=0.65\:\rm m

The acceleration of the driver

a=vf2vi22d=0211.9220.65=110m/s2a=\frac{v_f^2-v_i^2}{2d}=\frac{0^2-11.9^2}{2*0.65}=-110\:\rm m/s^2


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