Why does the cyclist have less kinetic energy at position A than at position B?

Options are

A. Their is less friction between the tire and the road at position A than at position B.

B. Their is more friction between the tire and the road at position A than at position B

C. The cyclist has less speed at position A than position B.

D. The cyclist has greater speed at position A than position B.

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Aubrie

15 January, 22:36

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Kimora Clarke · Answer 1

the answer is A. Their is less friction between the tire and the road at position A than at position B.