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Why does the force between the locomotive and the first car always have to be larger than the force between the first car and the second?

Why does the force between the locomotive and the first car always have to be larger than the force between the first car and the second?
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Why does the force between the locomotive and the first car always have to be larger

than the force between the first car and the second?

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Because the locomotive does most of the pulling

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