when you apply brake to the moving bicycle then what type of motion it has
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Answer: When we apply a break, the bicycle undergoes a change in it's motion due to friction and gradually when the friction between the bicycle and the surface in contact increases than it's motion the bicycle stops in just a moment. This is written in BICYCLE and MOTORCYCLE DYNAMICS.
Explanation: All bicycle brakes are designed to push a friction-creating brake pad against a braking surface on the revolving wheel by way of a hand-operated lever. As pressure is increased at the brake lever the friction force is increased. This works in combination with a tyre's grip to slow the bicycle down.
Explanation: All bicycle brakes are designed to push a friction-creating brake pad against a braking surface on the revolving wheel by way of a hand-operated lever. As pressure is increased at the brake lever the friction force is increased. This works in combination with a tyre's grip to slow the bicycle down.
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