pls solve quickly Sample Problem 3.3A lady passenger steps on one end of a moving sidewalk in anairport terminal like the one shown in the figure. The sidewalkis 50.0 m long and is moving at 1.25 m/s. Find the time taken bythe lady to reach the other end of the sidewalk (a) if the lady isstanding still and (b) if she walks at 1.50 m/s relative to themoving sidewalkand in the same direction as the sidewalk.Solution:a. The time taken by the lady passenger to reach the other endof the sidewalk is equalto 50.0 m divided by 1.25 m/s, that is,40.0 s.b. The time taken by the lady passenger to reach the other endof the sidewalk is equalto 50.0 m divided by (1.25 m/s + 1.50m/s), that is, 18.2 s.Answer the question:Refer to the moving sidewalk in Sample Problem 3.3. How longwill it take a passenger walking at 1.0 m/s relative to the sidewalk, in the opposite direction, to reach the other end of thesidewalk?

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