Find the horizontal force exerted on him

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A car traveling initially at 53.5 km/h crashes into a brick wall. The front end of the car collapses, and the 75.0-kg driver, held in his seat by a shoulder harness, continues to move forward 1.00 m after the initial contact, decelerating at a constant rate. Find the horizontal force exerted on him by the seat harness. (Give the magnitude of the force.)

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