read the text.\na bicycle chain transfers power from the pedals to the rear wheel of the bicycle. because…

read the text.\na bicycle chain transfers power from the pedals to the rear wheel of the bicycle. because the chain is a moving part, it can fall off occasionally. if you need to put the chain back on your bike, first turn the bike over so you can access the gears. you can rest the bike on its handlebars and seat. next, wind the chain around the small gear on the rear axle. then put the chain around the large gear near the pedals. now guide the chain with one hand while you slowly pedal the bike with your other hand. the chain should fully engage on both gears.\nwhich authors purpose is suggested by the text?\nto persuade readers to regularly replace their bike chains\nto convince readers that changing a bike chain is easy\nto explain how to put a chain back on a bike

read the text.\na bicycle chain transfers power from the pedals to the rear wheel of the bicycle. because the chain is a moving part, it can fall off occasionally. if you need to put the chain back on your bike, first turn the bike over so you can access the gears. you can rest the bike on its handlebars and seat. next, wind the chain around the small gear on the rear axle. then put the chain around the large gear near the pedals. now guide the chain with one hand while you slowly pedal the bike with your other hand. the chain should fully engage on both gears.\nwhich authors purpose is suggested by the text?\nto persuade readers to regularly replace their bike chains\nto convince readers that changing a bike chain is easy\nto explain how to put a chain back on a bike

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Brief Explanations:

The text gives a sequence of actions (turn bike, wind chain, put chain, guide chain, pedal) which are steps to put a chain back on a bike. It doesn't mention replacing chains regularly (no persuasion about replacement) or convincing it's easy (no emphasis on ease, just steps).

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to explain how to put a chain back on a bike