hit the brokes
coast
forward velocity, provided by the engine turning the wheels air resistance, slowing the car down due to it colliding with air molecules friction, slowed by the friction of the tyres with the road any other forces are not constant during motion of the car ( e.g gravity up or down a hill)
free riding
a bike coming down hill has graventatinal energy.
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Sam Hill
That is because of Friction. It is called heat friction and when you slow down after the brakes rub so hard against each other, it generates a lot of heat. also, you can check Wikipedia for more about heat friction.
Cycle down a hill.
coast
When going down a hill, you will pick up much more speed than if on flat roads. If you don't have brakes, you have very little chance of slowing down if something/someone goes infront of your path. The handlebars of a bike don't really affect the speed of the bike, that is more to do with navigation.
forward velocity, provided by the engine turning the wheels air resistance, slowing the car down due to it colliding with air molecules friction, slowed by the friction of the tyres with the road any other forces are not constant during motion of the car ( e.g gravity up or down a hill)
a bike coming down hill has graventatinal energy.
free riding
at the bottom of a hill the ground becomes flatter slowing the river down.
I would say positive, as she starts the incline of the hill, she has to pedel harder and harder, whilst doing this she would be slowing down, so yeah, positive
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It makes the bike move smoother over uneven ground, which makes it more controllable.