Steering wheels on cars are typically coated in a type of Compressive Foam for safety reasons. When we think about this in terms of Impulse, why use this Compressive Foam? A The Foam softens the blow during an accident by increasing the time you are in contact with the steering wheel, thus lessening the force needed to be supplied to your body to stop your forward momentum. B C D The Foam softens the blow during an accident by increasing the stopping distance which the steering wheel stops your forward motion, thus lessening the force needed to be supplied to your body to absorb your energy. The Foam softens the blow during an accident by increasing the time you are in contact with the steering wheel, thus lessening the force needed to be supplied to your body to absorb your energy. The Foam softens the blow during an accident by increasing the stopping distance which the steering wheel stops your forward motion, thus lessening the force needed to be supplied to your body to stop your forward momentum.