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10. The force that causes damage to objects during a collision is friction kinetic energy momentum inertia

10. The force that causes damage to objects during a collision is friction kinetic energy momentum inertia
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10. The force that causes damage to objects during a collision is

friction
kinetic energy
momentum
inertia

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kinetic energy. Kinetic energy happens when an force causes servealy falange to the object
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