When you stop pedaling a bicycle, it eventually comes to a stop. Which type of force is involved in this process?

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Frictional force

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Solution

The correct option is C
Frictional force

The bicycle stops due to friction between its tyres and the road.

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When you stop pedaling a bicycle, it eventually comes to a stop. Which type of force is involved in this process?

The correct option is C Frictional force The bicycle stops due to friction between its tyres and the road.

The correct option is C
Frictional force

The bicycle stops due to friction between its tyres and the road.