an object with more inertia is both harder to _____ and to _______
... push and to stop
lift as well
& also
no - it makes no difference in the ability to lift the object
can you think of an example of Newton's 2nd Law of Motion used in everyday life?
Object with more inertia has more mass, so it definitely matters
sorry @roshan2004 - you are right :-)
@asnaseer It's allrite mate
@Justinee Everything in nature, from the motion of fan to the motion of Hard drive in your PC
I was thinking you could still lift it - but very slowly if it has a lot of inertia - but the same applies to moving it - it has a lot of inertia so it takes a long time to move it (i.e. push it)
Yeap !
Inertia is mainly of three types Inertia of rest, motion and direction
yes - @roshan2004 is spot on!
See ya lad, I am a Physics Graduate student so......:-)
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