Question

vehicle safety designers understand newtons laws. match each of newtons laws to the vehicle safety feature that employs it. tiles: newtons first law, newtons second law, newtons third law. pairs: a seatbelt is designed to exert a force thats equal to the force of a body moving forward in a crash. without a seatbelt, a person will keep moving after the car stops. a bumper includes springs that decrease the cars acceleration in a collision.

Explanation:

• Seatbelt exerts equal/opposite force: Newton's third law (action-reaction).
• Person continues moving without seatbelt: Newton's first law (inertia).
• Bumper reduces acceleration (F=ma): Newton's second law (force-acceleration relation).

Answer:

A seatbelt is designed to exert a force that's equal to the force of a body moving forward in a crash. → Newton's third law
Without a seatbelt, a person will keep moving after the car stops. → Newton's first law
A bumper includes springs that decrease the car's acceleration in a collision. → Newton's second law