What is the force of the engine on the first car

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Solve the all parts of following question:

Question: A short train (an engine plus four cars) is accelerating at 2.00m/s². The mass of each car is 3.60 × 10⁴ kg, and each car has negligible frictional forces acting on it. In solving this problem, note the importance of selecting the correct set of cars to isolate as your object.

Part A: What is the force of the engine on the first car?

Part B: What is the force of the first car on the second car?

Part C: What is the force of the second car on the third car?

Part D: What is the force of the third car on the fourth car?

I need help to find the force of the first car on the second car.

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