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Hello, members.
I know that the cars and bicycles move on the road simply due to friction. How do the brakes of bicycle and car work to stop them?
Do the brakes provide friction to tyres of bicycle/car to stop them from moving?
I'm confused, could you please explain to me why do the brakes work and what's the physics behind it?
Your help would really be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
I know that the cars and bicycles move on the road simply due to friction. How do the brakes of bicycle and car work to stop them?
Do the brakes provide friction to tyres of bicycle/car to stop them from moving?
I'm confused, could you please explain to me why do the brakes work and what's the physics behind it?
Your help would really be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.