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What forces work against inertia?

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Answered by Mirthul
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The greater the acceleration, the greater the force extended on the object. What are two forces that work against inertia? Gravity keeps an object from moving indefinitely in a straight line. a flat slanted surface that makes it easier to move an object up a distance.
Answered by tanya455
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Gravity is the force that works against inertia
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