Inertia | What is Inertia ?

What is Inertia in Physics? What is the relation between Inertia and Mass?
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Inertia is a fundamental property of matter that describes an object's resistance to changes in its state of motion. It refers to the tendency of an object to remain at rest or to keep moving in a straight line at a constant speed unless acted upon by an external force.
In simpler terms, inertia can be thought of as the "laziness" or reluctance of an object to change its motion. If an object is already stationary, it requires a force to make it start moving. Similarly, if an object is already in motion, it requires a force to stop it or change its speed or direction.
The concept of inertia is based on Isaac Newton's First Law of Motion, also known as the law of inertia. It states that an object will maintain its current state of motion unless acted upon by an external force.
In everyday life, we can observe inertia in various situations. For example, when riding in a car that suddenly stops, our bodies tend to lurch forward because of our inertia, which causes us to resist the change in motion. Similarly, when a train starts moving, we may feel pushed backward due to our inertia, resisting the change in motion.
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Before the cloth was moved the objects were in inertia of rest and when it was moved It was in inertia of motion

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4:26 Depends on the reference frame. In the frame wrt the ground, it's rest. In the frame wrt a center of mass non-self-rotating point (only revolving around the Sun) of Earth, it's inertia of motion because the ground & objects on the table are moving together a little differently vs the sheet. Gravity & normal forces pin the objects to the table, and the table to the ground and the ground to the subsurface ...etc, all the way to the core.

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From this video, I learned that an object’s inertia can be at rest or in motion. The greater the mass of an object, the greater the inertia. An object that is in motion will continue to be in motion with constant velocity unless acted on by external force.

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2:12 Train: 🚆 Trolley: 🛒 Cold Air: 🥶 🌨️ Hot Air: 🥵 ☁️ Which is heaviest? 🤔 Which has the most inertia? 🤔 With these examples, what's the difference between inertia of rest and inertia of motion?

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What is the relationship between inertia and Newton 1st law

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Inertia ≠ mass. If that experiment were done in space & not on a surface with friction, you'd think they were equal, but they are not. The response to a force can vary between materials, independent of mass. You can have a plastic or elastic collision, for instance. An impacted object can behave differently depending on whether something soft or hard hit it. If the object were liquid, it may allow the projectile to go straight through or it could absorb it. Try rotating or rolling some objects down a slope instead. Then you can figure what thing a rectilinear motion and curvilinear motion (eg. Rotational) experiment has in common.

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