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What force (in newtons) on average, would a knock on the head from an object (i.e. plastic lantern etc) be?

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Ok so what force in newtons would it be roughly if someone got hit on the head with a plastic or wooden object when it only hurt a little bit for a short time and had no side affects???

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force=mass * acceleration. There are a million different kinds of plastic. If you mean something like styrofoam or an empty 2-liter bottle, the mass would be small and so would the force.

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