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Title: Math, Physics


1
Crash Test Dummies!
  • Math, Physics
  • and
  • Car Crashes

2
Crash Test Dummy Video
http//www.auto-buying-tips.com/video_sound/crash_
test_videos.htm
3
What Physics concept did the video exemplify?
  • NEWTONS FIRST LAW OF MOTION
  • (NFLOM)
  • Definition
  • Objects at rest will stay at rest, and objects
    in motion will continue in motion in a straight
    line at constant speed unless they are acted upon
    by an outside force.

4
Using your knowledge of NFLOM, explain what
happened to the crash test dummies and why?
A Dummys motion will stay at a constant speed
in a straight line until it is acted upon by an
outside force. The outside force in the video
clip was the windshield!
5
List some ways car accidents and resulting
injuries can be avoided.
  • Wearing a Seatbelt
  • Defensive Driving
  • Driving Slower
  • Especially when wet or icy!
  • Following Traffic Laws

6
Seatbelts Save Lives!
  • Statistics
  • How do Seatbelts Work?

7
State by State Breakdown of Teen FatalitiesAge
16 19 Years OldBy Restraint (Seatbelt) Use
Source F.A.R.S. National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration, 2002
More statistics
8
Driver Fatality Rates Per 100,000 Licensed
Drivers in 2002By Age and Gender, In Passenger
Vehicles
http//www.nhtsa.dot.gov/people/injury/airbags/Occ
upantProtectionFacts/young_adults.htmopinions
9
Seatbelts
  • The basic idea of a seatbelt is very simple
  • It keeps you from flying through the windshield
    or hurdling toward the dashboard when your car
    comes to an abrupt stop.

http//auto.howstuffworks.com/seatbelt.htm
A seat belt decreases the chances youll get
hurt by firmly keeping you in place.
http//www.nhtsa.dot.gov/people/injury/airbags/Sea
tbelt20Broch20Web/nonpolice.html
10
Seatbelt Basics
  • Vulnerable Body Parts
  • vs.
  • Durable Body Parts

When in a car crash, something has to exert a
force on your body to slow it down.
A seatbelt spreads the force across the more
sturdier and durable parts of the body.
Seatbelts Minimize Injury!
11
If you wear a seat belt every time youget into a
vehicle, youre more likely to
  • Get to where youre going on time.         
  • Hold onto hard-earned cash.
  • Tickets and Points on License         
  • Prevent injuries
  • Someone is injured every 15 seconds
  • Live!Someone is killed in a crash every 13
    minutes
  • Seatbelts save over 11,000 lives each year
  • So, buckle up on every trip. Every time.

In Ohio, the fine for a 1st offense is 30
http//www.nhtsa.dot.gov/people/injury/airbags/Sea
tbelt20Broch20Web/nonpolice.html
12
Car Insurance Rates
  • How much is car insurance (Liability only) for an
    average 16 year old student?
  • Male 726 per 6 months
  • Female 604 per 6 months
  • How much is car insurance for a 16 year old
    student who gets good grades?
  • Male 650 per 6 months (savings 76)
  • Female 541 per 6 months (savings 63)

Thats over 100 bucks a month!
State Auto Mutual Insurance
13
How does this relate to Math?
Crash Test Dummies
  • Summary

NFLOM
Seatbelts
Portfolio Project!
Decrease Injury
Car Insurance
Injury Statistics
Making Data Tables
Graphing
Writing Equations
Solving Equations
Graphing
Writing a Conclusion
14
Conclusion
  • Drive Safe!
  • Always Wear a Seatbelt!
  • Get Good Grades!
  • Always Do your Homework!
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