A bicycle rider has mass M. The wheels of the bicycle are at distance l apart and horizontal distance between the seat and the rear wheel is d. Use principle of virtual work to find the normal reactions on the base of the two wheels when the rider is riding steadily. A bicycle rider has M. The wheels of the bicycle are at distance l apart and horizontaldistance between the seat and the rear wheel is d. Use principle of virtual work to find the normalreactions on the base of the two wheels when the rider is riding steadily.

Draw the free body diagram of the bicycle rider as shown below, Let, the normal reactions on the…

A bicycle rider has mass M. The wheels of the bicycle are at distance l apart and horizontal distance between the seat and the rear wheel is d. Use principle of virtual work to find the normal reactions on the base of the two wheels when the rider is riding steadily.

A bicycle rider has mass M. The wheels of the bicycle are at distance l apart and horizontal distance between the seat and the rear wheel is d. Use principle of virtual work to find the normal reactions on the base of the two wheels when the rider is riding steadily.

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