What is the relationship between mass and momentum? Be specific as you describe the relationship between mass and linear momentum as well as how mass affects the moment of inertia in angular momentum.
do u have an answer?
Hello @Dbzfan836 !
Momentum (P) = Mass \(\times\) Velocity
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well, how does it affect interia?
Inertia or moment of inertia ?
both
For any object Inertia \(\propto\) Mass
Moment of Inertia (I) = M\(\sf R^2\), where M= mass and R=Distance between the axis and rotation. So again I \(\propto\)Mass
oh, thank you!
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