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Thanks for the quick reply. I understand the acceleration part. But how would someone survive a collision of 100G's during a car crash?

Hey, I was talking to my friend earlier about car crashes. He told me during a car crash, a person experiences a force of 100G's when hitting a wall at 100km/h. We got into an argument about this because from what i know, rockets produce around 30G's. I don't see how someone can live through being hit by 100G's. Can some one please clear this up for me? Thanks

Hey everyone, I am graduating from high school this year and i am pursing mechanical engineering. I haven't posted at all but lately i have been reading quite a bit on engineering related topics. After reading few posts here and other forums, i do have a few questions that i want answered, just out of my personal curiosity and knowledge, so i decided to register and ask. -MR