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I need to clarify the forces acting on the bike in the first fig is the 10N force spinning the wheel anti clockwise? hence the bike is moving backwards?
Do the answers match the diagrams?
Do the answers match the diagrams?
A bike free force diagram is a visual representation of the forces acting on a bike that is not in motion. It shows the magnitude and direction of each force, including gravity, normal force, and friction.
A bike free force diagram is important because it helps us understand the balance and stability of a bike. By analyzing the forces, we can determine if the bike is in equilibrium or if it will accelerate in a certain direction.
To draw a bike free force diagram, first identify all the forces acting on the bike. Then, draw a dot to represent the bike and arrows to represent each force, pointing in the direction of the force. Label each force with its magnitude and direction.
In equilibrium, the net force on a bike is zero. This means that all the forces acting on the bike are balanced and cancel each other out, resulting in no acceleration.
A bike free force diagram can be used to analyze the forces acting on a bike and identify areas where improvements can be made. For example, if there is too much friction, the design can be modified to reduce it and make the bike more efficient.