Using the biomechanical power curve shown, determine the maximum speed (in m/s) attainedby the rider and his bicycle, which have a total mass of 78 kg, as the rider ascends the 20°slope starting from rest. Consider that the Power is measured at a constant speed.P (W)1500145014005 10Hibbeler 12th Ed.2030-t(s)120

Given data : Total mass of the rider and the bicycle = 78 kg Slope of the hill = 20° From the given…

Using the biomechanical power curve shown, determine the maximum speed (in m/s) attained by the rider and his bicycle, which have a total mass of 78 kg, as the rider ascends the 20⁰ slope starting from rest. Consider that the Power is measured at a constant speed. P (W) 1500 1450 1400 5 10 20 30

Using the biomechanical power curve shown, determine the maximum speed (in m/s) attained by the rider and his bicycle, which have a total mass of 78 kg, as the rider ascends the 20⁰ slope starting from rest. Consider that the Power is measured at a constant speed. P (W) 1500 1450 1400 5 10 20 30

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