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Is break down of helmet is boon or ban for human safety during accidents?Why?

Answer» It is curse because if our neck is weakest point and for sure we will get hurt. Because of third law of motion<br>Hey Priya Dharshini..Thank you...But sorrry for this,can you you explain it in simple language..<br>When you apply force in couple (equal and opposite)on any object, it gets converted into torque. ... Torque is the rotating force , torque is the product of force and center to point of force distance , while force is the product of mass and accelerationThat, in and of itself, will decrease the amount of force necessary to break a neck. In other words, if the body and head are not in line head is at 45 degrees to the body; force of impact is a constant; and as we all know, the neck is the weakest part of the body; the amount of applied force needed to severe the spinal column will be much less. That, my friends, is the reaction of Newton\'s third law of motion.For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. What that means is the applied force (i.e., 600, 780 or 900) will be dissipated. How force is dissipated doesn\'t matter, but it will be dissipated. In a bike wreck, the applied force could very well be dissipated through youThat, in and of itself, will decrease the amount of force necessary to break a neck. In other words, if the body and head are not in line head is at 45 degrees to the body; force of impact is a constant; and as we all know, the neck is the weakest part of the body; the amount of applied force needed to severe the spinal column will be much less. That, my friends, is the reaction of Newton\'s third law of motion.For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. What that means is the applied force (i.e., 600, 780 or 900) will be diss<br>Christin Mathew,which question bhai.....Bhai Please have a look on my question also.. this one<br>Is question belong to chapter Laws of motion<br>Please look at my question above<br>Which chapter ??


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