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A rider is on a bicycle. From normal road he suddenly lands on an icy road such that the rotation of its wheels is very high as compared to their translational speed. It is an example of

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forward slipping

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backward slipping

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pure rolling

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Solution

The correct option is B backward slipping
As the case suggests,
$X_{c m} < R θ$
$\Rightarrow$ Backward slipping

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