Question

the more the mass the more is the inertia what do you mean by this statement


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Answer 1

Answer:

it means that the more the mass of an object , the more will it be able to stay at its position and resist any motion

for e.g. -- a light plastic ball , have less mass , so less inertia( ability to be at its position)

a heavy brick has more mass , so more inertia -- difficult to move the brick

Answer 2

PHYSICS

Question:

The more the mass the more is the inertia. What do you mean by this statement?

Detailed answer:

Inertia refers to the tendency of an object to resist its change of motion. So inertia varies with mass. So, we can say that the more mass the object has, the more inertia it possess. A more massive object has a greater tendency to resist changes in its state of motion.

Example:

We can easily move a ball which is in rest but it takes a a lot of effort to move a heavy stone due to more inertia.