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Bike at rest goes down on a semi- circular track in a skating park. Track has...

Bike at rest goes down on a semi- circular track in a skating park. Track has radius of 8.11 m. Using the coefficient of rolling friction and average Normal force, find an estimate for the average lost of energy from the top to the bottom of the track.

Nave= 2690N coefficient of rolling friction = 0.004 mass of rider and bike = 90.5 kg

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