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NeX [460]
3 years ago
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Does riding a bike with larger tires help you go faster even if you pedal at the same rate A:if the person moves faster, then th

e person is riding a bike with larger tires B: if a person rides a bike with larger tires ,then the person with move faster than on a bike with smaller tires
Chemistry
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Alekssandra [29.7K]3 years ago
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Answer:

Yes, bikes with larger tires help you go faster.

B: if a person rides a bike with larger tires ,then the person with move faster than on a bike with smaller tires

Explanation:

Bikes with larger wheels cover more distances in one revolution, when compared to bikes with a much smaller wheel, if the wheels are turning at the same revolution per minutes. Although more effort is put into turning a big wheel, when compared to that for a smaller wheel, but it will go faster if you can keep it spinning at the same rate as a small one.

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