On application of brakes, a cycle comes to a stop due to the friction between

the spokes and the rim of the wheel

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the brake-lining and the rim of the wheel

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the brake-lining and the saddle

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the crankset and the pedal

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Solution

The correct option is B
the brake-lining and the rim of the wheel

The application of brakes to stop a cycle is possible due to the friction between the brake-lining and the rim of the wheel.

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