a 10-percent grade. He realizes that his speed has reached an unsafe level so he applies the front brakes. deceleration that the biker can attain without tipping over his front wheel. The location of the combined center of mass is shown in the figure. Determine the maximum 1100 mm a) a = 1.19 m/s? b) a = 1.39 m/s? c) a = 1.59 m/s? d) a = 1.69 m/s? 500 mm 300 mm P6.1-1 Change the question if the position of the center of mass G is modified lower from 1100 mm to 800 mm. Describe the effect of the lower center of mass G.

a 10-percent grade. He realizes that his speed has reached an unsafe level so he applies the front brakes. deceleration that the biker can attain without tipping over his front wheel. The location of the combined center of mass is shown in the figure. Determine the maximum 1100 mm a) a = 1.19 m/s? b) a = 1.39 m/s? c) a = 1.59 m/s? d) a = 1.69 m/s? 500 mm 300 mm P6.1-1 Change the question if the position of the center of mass G is modified lower from 1100 mm to 800 mm. Describe the effect of the lower center of mass G.

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