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A man can walk up .a 'moving-up' escalator in 30 seconds. The same man can walk down this 'moving-up' escalator in 90 seconds. Assume that his walking speed is same upwards and downwards. How much time will he take to walk up the escalator, when it is not moving? `30\ s e c` b. `45\ s e c` c. `60\ s e c` d. `90\ s e c`

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