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A little boy pushes a bike with a force of 15N. The bike moves at a constant speed in a straight-line across the sidewalk. What is the frictional force between the bike and the sidewalk?
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A little boy pushes a bike with a force of 15N. The bike moves at a constant speed in a straight-line

across the sidewalk. What is the frictional force between the bike and the sidewalk?

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The answer would be 15N
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