Why does high speed need less torque to keep the motorcycle moving?
Tiger asked:
At high speed, we shift at higher gears which exert much less torque on to the wheel. Why does at high speed, we need less torque to keep the motorcycle moving?
At high speed, we shift at higher gears which exert much less torque on to the wheel. Why does at high speed, we need less torque to keep the motorcycle moving?
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Tiger asked:
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A motorcycle and rider have a combined mass of 300 kg and are traveling at a steady velocity of 19 m/sec. The force of wind resistance acting the motorcycle and rider at this speed is 2.4 X 102N.
i already find out the power sustain on the ground, but i need to find
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What would be the force due to gravity on the motorcycle rider?
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