Answer:
Car 1
Explanation:
The steering column which moves the least is less likely to to the driver's chest ordinarily. Driver tends to remain in motion until restrained. Assuming a seat belt not airbag
Generally one would compute a vector find direction and distance. This is like solving for a hypotenuse / in a right angled triangle problem. On face value the column moving the least is safer. The 6/24 would hit the upper chest, face, or possibly break the neck.
hence, car 1 moved 3 cm upward and 2 cm rearward is safer.
