Why do we get hurt when we come in front of a moving bicycle?

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Solution

Impulsive force is equal to,

$F = \frac{I}{Δ t}$

As the time of impact is very less, therefore, the impulsive force is very large and we get hurt when we come in front of moving bicycle.

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