A person is standing on a slippery surface at its one end. He wants to get away to its second end. How can he do so?

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To move on the slippery surface and to get away to second end, the person should wear proper footwear for better traction on slippery surface and also he should point his feet slightly outward, keeping his center of balance under him.

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