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Making a diagram show the forces acting on the coasting bike rider traveling 25 km/h on a flat Roadway

Making a diagram show the forces acting on the coasting bike rider traveling 25 km/h on a flat Roadway
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Making a diagram show the forces acting on the coasting bike rider traveling 25 km/h on a flat Roadway

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According to newton's first law if it is going at a constant 25km/h, Fnet=0, so FN-Fg=0 and thus FN=Fg

-Fg (mg)
FN (-mg)
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