Asked by solomon
A cyclist and her bicycle have a combined mass75.okg. If the frictional force acting
against the of the bicycle is -23.5, what
force must the cyclist apply to maintain a
constant velocity?
against the of the bicycle is -23.5, what
force must the cyclist apply to maintain a
constant velocity?
Answers
Answered by
drwls
An equal and opposite force to the friction will maintain a constant velocity.
You left out a word between "the" and "of", and did not say what the units of force are. I assume they are Newtons.
The forward force is applied to the wheels by the road. The frictional force is partly aerodynamic drag.
You left out a word between "the" and "of", and did not say what the units of force are. I assume they are Newtons.
The forward force is applied to the wheels by the road. The frictional force is partly aerodynamic drag.
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