Inertia =mass then why can't write Force=Mass ×accelartion?;
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First things is that inertia is not equal to mass.
And f = m×a
And f = m×a
Anonymous:
U not know , Inertia is directly porpotional to mass
yss inertia is directly proportional to mass but not equal
If mass is icrease then inertia is also increase
because Inertia =mass
No inertia is directly proportional to mass but that doesn't mean that it's equal to mass.
Go ask ur physics teacher
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we can wright force =mass ×accelaration .and it is a formula given by Newton and it is derived from Newton 2nd law of motion.
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