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What is the antonym of escalator?
Strong
Is escalator an inclined plane?
It is an inclined plane and some sort of pulley
How many syllables are in escalator?
There are four syllables. Es-ca-la-tor.
What is another word for staircase?
Steps, stairs, escalator, and stairway are all synonyms of staircase.
An escalator measures 28 feet horizontally and 25 feet vertically How many feet does it carry you when you go from the lower level to the upper level?
37.5
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