When brakes are applied, from where does the extra friction come into play to stop the bicycle? [2 MARKS]

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When brakes are applied, friction is created between the rubber of the blade and the rim of the tyre which tries to stop the rotating wheels and so the cycle comes to a stop.

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When brakes are applied, from where does the extra friction come into play to stop the bicycle? [2 MARKS]

Explanation : 2 Marks When brakes are applied, friction is created between the rubber of the blade and the rim of the tyre which tries to stop the rotating wheels and so the cycle comes to a stop.

Explanation : 2 Marks

When brakes are applied, friction is created between the rubber of the blade and the rim of the tyre which tries to stop the rotating wheels and so the cycle comes to a stop.