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TheLombardyKroger t1_j9th5qk wrote

An object travelling at a constant speed and direction may have no acceleration in its own reference frame, true. But it can absolutely accelerate another object in another reference frame.

I don’t know what “F=mv2/2” is but maybe you mean the equation for kinetic energy? KE = 1/2 mv^2

At any rate (ba-dum-tss), getting hit by cars sucks no matter how accurate the mass measurement is. The slower the better.

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Charlesinrichmond t1_j9ugl9k wrote

yes. Kinetic energy. And the speed matters is what I was saying. I know of people killed by bicycles

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