Question

How does mass relate to inertia

Answer 1

Objects with more mass have more inertia. Consequently, a very large rock will be harder to move than a small pebble. The same way, once the large rock starts to move, it will be harder to stop than the small pebble. MOMENTUM is a measure of inertia of motion. Then momentum relies on mass and velocity. We define momentum as the product of mass and velocity: m * v.

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Answer 2

Inertia is directly proportional

Step-by-step explanation:

Inertia increases as the mass of an object increases. Inertia is directly proportional to the mass, that is, inertia increases with the increase in the mass and decreases with the decrease in the mass. The SI unit of the mass is kg and the SI unit of the inertia is also kg.