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A cyclist coasts down a 7.2 degree hill at a steady speed of 10km/h. If the total mass of the bike and rider is 75kg, what power output must the rider have to climb up the hill at the same speed?
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Dont they have formula for this?
Power = E/t
i've tried doing this problem, but I can't get the same answer as in the back of the book, and another issue is that i wonder if the mass of the rider climbing up the hill is the same as the initial mass.
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