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18. If a bicycle is moving forward at 100 N and air resistance was 30 N, what is the total force of the bicycle? (591) O 30 N O 100 N O 70 N O 130 N

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Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

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Chapter4: Forces In One Dimension

Section4.1: Force And Motion

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18. If a bicycle is moving forward at
100 N and air resistance was 30 N,
what is the total force of the bicycle?
(591)
O 30 N
O 100 N
O 70 N
130 N

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