Rolling to a stop - in class assignment Mon 11/1, not a quiz

Rachel is wearing roller skates and is standing next to a wall. She pushes off from the wall and then glides to a stop.

Is the following statement true?

The force from the wall is becoming less and less as Rachel glides on her skates

Rachel is wearing roller skates and is standing next to a wall. She pushes off from the wall and then glides to a stop.

Is the following statement true?

Rachel's motion energy is naturally going down and the energy is disappearing.

Rachel is wearing roller skates and is standing next to a wall. She pushes off from the wall and then glides to a stop.

Is the following statement true?

Rachel's motion kinetic energy is being turned into other types of energy

Rachel is wearing roller skates and is standing next to a wall. She pushes off from the wall and then glides to a stop.

Is the following statement true?

There is force by the ground exerted on Rachel slowing her down

Draw the cause of friction Between Rachel and the floor.

Where is the "Pull" in friction? What is pulling?