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A bike has -30 N of frictional force slowing it down. How much force would you need to exert to make the bike speed up? a) More than 30N b) Depends on your mass C) 30N d) Less t…

A bike has -30 N of frictional force slowing it down. How much force would you need to exert to make the bike speed up? a) More than 30N b) Depends on your mass C) 30N d) Less t…
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A bike has -30 N of frictional force slowing it down. How much force would you

need to exert to make the bike speed up?
a) More than 30N
b) Depends on your mass
C) 30N
d) Less than 30N

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Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

This is because we don't no how much force we need to make the speed of a bike

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