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b) The total mass of the cyclist and bicycle is 70 kg and the total resistive force acting on them is 40 N. The initial speed of the cycle is 8.0 m sā1. The cyclist stops pedaling and the bicycle comes to rest.
(i) Calculate the magnitude of the initial acceleration of the bicycle and rider.
(ii) Estimate the distance taken by the bicycle to come to rest from the time the cyclist stops pedaling.
(iii) State and explain one reason why your answer to b) is an estimate
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