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Matt atkinson
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So I'm just doing a project where i have a electrically assisted bicycle and I am struggling working out the power when the bike is going uphill.
If i have a certain force provided by the rider, and a force provided by an electrical motor; can I do [tex]Power=F_{motor}* v_{motor}+F_{rider}*v_{rider}[/tex]
where the [itex]v_{motor}[/itex] and [itex]v_{rider}[/itex] are the speeds that the given force will generate, or would it be [tex]P=F_{total}*v_{total}.[/tex]
sorry if this is a basic question I've just been struggling and needed some reassurance.
If i have a certain force provided by the rider, and a force provided by an electrical motor; can I do [tex]Power=F_{motor}* v_{motor}+F_{rider}*v_{rider}[/tex]
where the [itex]v_{motor}[/itex] and [itex]v_{rider}[/itex] are the speeds that the given force will generate, or would it be [tex]P=F_{total}*v_{total}.[/tex]
sorry if this is a basic question I've just been struggling and needed some reassurance.