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32 ft/s=975.36m/s

=16.256m/min
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A moving sidewalk at an airport moves at a rate of 1.4 ft/sec. Walking on the moving sidewalk, a person travels 102 ft forwards in the time it takes to travel 51 ft in the opposite direction. How fast would a person be walking on a non-moving sidewalk?
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