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) In the Tour de France, a bicyclist races up two successive (straight) hills of different slope and length. The first is 2.00 km long at an angle of 5.00° above the horizontal. This is immediately followed
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) In the Tour de France, a bicyclist races up two successive (straight) hills of

different slope and length. The first is 2.00 km long at an angle of 5.00° above the horizontal.
This is immediately followed by one 3.00 km long at 7.00°. Calculate the actual overall (net)
angle of rise experienced by this racer from start to finish?

) In the Tour de France, a bicyclist races up two successive (straight) hills of different-example-1
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it Bob btw

so the total km would be 399km

hope it helps

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