Because at normal driving speed, everything in the car is moving at the same velocity. When you hit the brakes, only the car is decelerating. Everything else that is not attached to the car, either by seat belt (such as your body) or other restraining device is still moving at the initial velocity as the car previously was. Thus, the purse flies forward, because its velocity is greater than the car's new velocity.
because if you stop immediately then the car will stall.
Why is my car shaking after I hit a bump in the street?? Espeically when I put my foot on the breaks.
when homer go to the car, the gambe breaks
nothing unless the hit break while the car is moving
Possible meanings for the term 'hit it with your purse (or wallet)' include the suggestion you offer money in order to obtain the result you want.
It it is large enough to not completely burn up in the atmosphere it could fall from space and hit a car.
When water and air work together they create a barrier. All the blunt object does is breaks it before you hit it.
it depends on if you were paying attention or not
I'm supposing that you mean the tram that breaks and he has to fly to the other side. He just gradually flies over to the other side, you don't have to do anything. But the doors fall off and will hit Isaac if you don't move.
When there is something behind you that you don't want to hit, or that you don't want to fall over.
Bricks and eggs.
I have a clicking sound like the turn signal Is on and its not hit the breaks and the sound stops what is it this is on a 2000 Lincoln towncar