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When a person is riding a bicycle, the muscular energy  gets converted into heat energy of the body of the person as well as in kinetic energy of the bicycle. The kinetic energy makes the bicycle to move whereas the heat energy heats up the body of the person.

         
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What are the various energy transformations that occur when you are riding a bicycle?
Updated OnMar 9, 2023
TopicWork and Energy
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