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WHEN A Truck hits a insect what effect does the insect have on the truck?
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∙ 11y ago
the truck and the insect have the same amount of force....Newtons third law
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A truck hits a insect what effect does the insect have on the truck?
its dirty!!
If a truck hits an insect what effect does the insect have on the truck?
It would slow it down by an imperceptible amount, and leave a squashed mark on the windscreen (windshield).
If you have narrow yellow droppings about one half inch long on your truck what are they from and how do you repel this insect?
If you park your truck under trees it could well be sap hitting your truck (did it to my car). Just follow the instructions from the former poster to get this off. Marcy Sounds like bee guts (or other large insect) after it hits your truck while you are going at high speeds. A wax applied to your hood and bonnet (and elsewhere) would make it easier to remove.
Who is at fault when one truck hits another truck from behind when in motion?
the truck behind the other car
Who is most likely to be injured in a car and ten wheeler truck collisions?
Whether the car hits the truck or the truck hits the car, it's going to be bad for the car.
If an insured truck driver from another state hits an uninsured motorist will the insured truck driver's insurance pay the expenses of the uninsured person?
Only if the truck driver was at fault.
If a house fly is moving at 5km and it hits a semi-truck going at 100km will the truck stop for even a nano second?
no
What causes a crate in the bed of a truck to slide across the bed until it hits the tailgate as the truck accelerates forward?
it does not have enough friction.
A truck hits a small car which has more force?
same
Does Air resistance cause a crate in the bed of a truck to slide across the bed until it hits the tailgate as the truck accelerates forward?
not enough friction
Who is liable if something blows out of your truck and hits another car?
You are. It was in your truck and not properly tied down or restrained. Essentially, you 'littered' and caused damage to someone else.
A 500 kg truck going 30 ms hits a parked car of 300 kg what is the speed of the car and truck as they move forward?
Do they stick together? yes
