62kg cyclist changes the speed of a 12kg bicycle from 8.2m/s to 12.7 m/s calculate the work done by the cyclist
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First, we need to find the total mass of the cyclist and the bicycle, which is 62 kg (cyclist) + 12 kg (bicycle) = 74 kg. Show more…
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