Find with what force do the boxcars pull on each other

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A train consists of 4300kg locomotive pulling two loaded boxcars. The first boxcar has a mass of 12,700 kg and the second 16,300 kg. The acceleration of the train is .580m/s^2.

(A) with what force in newtons do the boxcars pull on each other?

(B) with what force N do the locomotive and first boxcar pul on each other

Reference no: EM13514214

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