A woman stands on an airport's moving sidewalk and moves due west at constant velocity. The frictional
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A woman stands on an airport's moving sidewalk and moves due west at constant velocity. The frictional force on the woman is _____. (Ignore air resistance.)
(a) Zero
(b) Kinetic and to the west
(c) Kinetic and to the east
(d) Static and to the west
(e) Static and to the east
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