A bicyclist is stopped at the entrance to a valley, as sketched below:FBWhere would the bicyclist have the highest potential energy?|(choose one)Where would the bicyclist have the lowest potentienergy?(choose one) vWhere would the bicyclist have the highest kinetic energy?(choose one) ♥Where would the bicyclist have the highest speed?|(choose one) vWould the bicyclist's kinetic energy be higher at A or B?|(choose one)Would the bicyclist's potential energy be higher at A or B?(choose one)Would the bicyclist's total energy be higher at A or B?(choose one)Suppose the bicyclist lets off the brakes and coasts down intothe valley without pedaling. Even if there is no friction or airresistance to slow him down, what is the farthest point thebicyclist could reach without pedaling?(choose one) ▼

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A bicyclist is stopped at the entrance to a valley, as sketched below: F B Where would the bicyclist have the highest potential energy? (choose one) Where would the bicyclist have the lowest potential energy? (choose one) v

A bicyclist is stopped at the entrance to a valley, as sketched below: F B Where would the bicyclist have the highest potential energy? (choose one) Where would the bicyclist have the lowest potential energy? (choose one) v

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ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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