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A car is pulling a trailer at a constant velocity of 60 km/hr down the highway as shown in the diagram below.

Classify the Forces below as Action forces on the Trailer, Reaction Forces Caused by the Trailer, or Neither. Within each group, order the responses alphabetically because the computer can only accept a single location as correct for each draggable text block.

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Friction on car tires Weight of Trailer Friction on Trailer Ground Pushing Trailer up Trailer Pushing on Ground Trailer pulling Car Back Car pulling Trailer Forward Engine turning wheels

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