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special relativity question?

PROVE , if 2 events happen simoultaniously on a moving train with velocity v (from an observer on the train's point of view), then these 2 events will not appear to happen simoultaniously from an observing looking into the train from a rest frame.

I know I have to make use of the lorrentz' gamma factor here (1/(1-c^2/v^2)) here. but like, if 1 event happens on the front of the train, and another event happens on the back of the train simoultaniously (from the observer inside the train, so he thinks theyre happening at the same time), then the time dilation and length contraction should be = for each event, becasue each even is moving with velocity v?, thus the observer in the station on the rest frame should see no difference in events no?

HELLPP!!

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