Terror the Terrier has been trained to slide down a ramp of length 10m. First, the dog must climb vertically 8 meters, then teeter precariously at the top of the ramp, brace all four feet on the ramp and slide down the ramp in an astonishing 1.8 sec- onds. Terror accomplishes the task without looking as if he is a terrible terrified terrier. Farley has spent a 10 m considerable amount of time and determined that the local value of g at his cir- cus location is 9.81 m/s. Farley wants to know the coefficient of friction that exists between the dog's feet and the ramp. Treat the dog as a point object and use only one friction force. To help Farley, you need to calculate the accelera- tion Terror the Terrier experiences as he slides down the ramp. You can cal- culate the acceleration using your knowledge of kinematics. Show all work.