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A heavier car is always safer in a crash than a lighter car.

A heavier car is always safer in a crash than a lighter car.
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A heavier car is always safer in a crash than a lighter car.

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not true because the mass from the heavy car will cause it to damage more

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User Shiwangini
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Answer: answer on edmentum is false your welcome

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It is false because it's more heavy so more damage l.

A heavier car is always safer in a crash than a lighter car.-example-1
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