Physics, asked by kbjoshi3386, 7 months ago

A cyclist leans inward in the circular path, why?

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Answered by harshita918

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A cyclist leans on one side while making a turn because if he doesn't he will be dragged away by the centifugal force. In simple words; the inertia of direction will force him to travel in the same direction. In order to resist this and make a turn in the direction he wants he will have to produce a net force in that direction.

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