Why does a person driving a car, without wearing a seat belt, fall forward and hit their head against the steering wheel when suddenly applying the brakes on seeing a child on the road ahead?

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Why does a person driving a car, without wearing a seat belt, fall forward and hit their head against the steering wheel when suddenly applying the brakes on seeing a child on the road ahead?, Insufficient friction between the seat and the person's body, Inadequate speed of the vehicle, Lack of attention on the road, Poor visibility due to bad weather

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Correct Option is : (A) Insufficient friction between the seat and the person's body

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