Physics, asked by alanwalker59, 11 months ago

Which has more inertia: a rubber or a stone of small size?​

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Answered by garvitranka7
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Answer:

rubber has more inertia

Answered by NayanaNandana
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here is your answer

rubber has more inertia

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