Guaiguai the dog has mass of m = 10 kg and it's running at constant speed v = 1.1 m/s on the rim of a circular disk ofradius R = 6 m that is rotating counterclockwise with constant angular velocity w = 0.5 rad/s.Note that the speed of Guaiguai is given relative to the disk.RCalculate the magnitude of the friction force (in Newton) between the dog's legs and the disk.

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