Physics, asked by thanushr0, 5 months ago

What happens to the speed of your bicycle when apply brakes to it

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Answered by shivasaxenaarna

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The front brake by itself will stop a standard bicycle twice as fast as a rear brake by itself. The front brake by itself will stop a standard bicycle as fast as both brakes used together, except on very slippery surfaces.

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