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The fly is in the air when you hit the brakes. So yes iit will hit the windshield. The fly is moving at 100mph with the car. However it is not attached to the car. Bronco... you had the right idea but backwards. If you jumped in the air at the sametime as a plane suddenly decreased its velocity say by 100mph. You would certainly be diaplaced several meters by the time you landed. Then probably break your neck because good luck landing at 100mph.
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