When a police officer is called to the scene of a car accident, he finds that a car has run off the road after a curve and hit a tree. The driver of the car claims that a car behind him had run him off of the road. As the police officer analyzes the situation, he determines that the driver is not telling the truth. How can this be?
The police officer has a sense of physics, and after a Breathalyzer test, determines the man was on the verge of being legally drunk. As he assesses the situation, he recalls his knowledge of Newton’s laws of motion. The curve that the car had run off of was a sharp turn, and inertia would have easily taken its toll on the drunk man’s vehicle. As he further assesses the situation, he begins to write down all that
The police officer has a sense of physics, and after a Breathalyzer test, determines the man was on the verge of being legally drunk. As he assesses the situation, he recalls his knowledge of Newton’s laws of motion. The curve that the car had run off of was a sharp turn, and inertia would have easily taken its toll on the drunk man’s vehicle. As he further assesses the situation, he begins to write down all that