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Good morning, Texas Hope you're all staying safe and healthy.
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Amid the Corona virus outbreak A Summer approaches Many people
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are planning to road trip due to airports being a
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risk during these times.
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In our next segment, Carl Wheeler will be explaining the
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importance of seat belts and how they help save your
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life in the in.
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Bit of a crash over to you, Carl.
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Thank you, Denise.
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According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 10% of
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you drive without a seat belt, and I'm here to
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explain to you why that's a terrible idea.
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Cars FC belts should accelerate you along with the car
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in the event of a crash.
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This relates with Nunes Second Love Motion, which states the
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acceleration of an object of produced by net force is
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directly proportional to the magnitude of the force.
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In the same direction is the not force and inversely
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proportional to the mass of the object.
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Basically, when your car accelerates, this seat supplies the force
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required to accelerate you along with it.
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The heavier you are in the past of the car
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accelerates, the stronger this force needs to be.
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When the car stops, you keep right on going until
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something supplies of force in the opposite direction to make
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you stop the seatbelt axes A.
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This force to keep your body from in the same
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position to prevent you going from going through the windshield.
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Another thing that prevents injury during a crash is their
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backs. When a driver gets into an accident, their momentum
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carries them forward into the steering well by putting an
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air bag in the car a smaller force and is
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exerted over a longer period of time to change the
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moment of of the driver.
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If, instead of hitting the windshield, the driver and passenger
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hit an airbag in the time of impact is increased,
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increasing the time of impact results in a decrease in
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the force.
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Also, make sure you get your air bags checked and
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have them replace.
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If you've gone into a previous crash, then the N.
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H T s a recommends that airbags always be replaced
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after deployment.
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Back to you, Denise
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