When we stop pedaling our bicycle, it slows down and gradually comes to rest. Which of the following forces is responsible for this?

Muscular force

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Force of friction

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Electrostatic force

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Magnetic force

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Solution

The correct option is B
Force of friction

Force of friction opposes the relative motion between two surfaces and is responsible for slowing down of a bicycle when we stop pedaling.

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When we stop pedaling our bicycle, it slows down and gradually comes to rest. Which of the following forces is responsible for this?

The correct option is B Force of friction Force of friction opposes the relative motion between two surfaces and is responsible for slowing down of a bicycle when we stop pedaling.

The correct option is B
Force of friction

Force of friction opposes the relative motion between two surfaces and is responsible for slowing down of a bicycle when we stop pedaling.