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Acar traveling at 70 mph70 mph down the interstate collides with a bug trying to cross the highway. which of the following statements best describes this collision? the car exerts a smaller force on the bug than the bug exerts on the car. the car exerts a larger force on the bug than the bug exerts on the car. neither exerts a force on the other. the bug gets smashed because it got in the way of the car. the car exerts a force on the bug but the bug does not exert a force on the car. the car exerts the same sized force on the bug as the bug exerts on the car.
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