Question

set the slider under the cyclist to its maximum value. observe the cyclist and the water in the simulation for about 30 seconds, clicking on “feed me” every time it appears. choose the correct answer from each drop - down menu to complete the statements. as the cyclist pedals more quickly, the friction in the bicycle converts some of the cyclists chemical energy into drop - down energy. the higher rate of energy transferred into the water causes the waters temperature to drop - down. this results in drop - down, which transfers energy into the environment.

Explanation:

Friction in the bicycle converts chemical energy of the cyclist into thermal energy. As more energy is transferred to the water, its temperature increases. An increase in temperature leads to heat transfer (such as by conduction, convection or radiation) into the environment.

Answer:

1. Thermal
2. Increase
3. Heat transfer