Forgot why it is like this can any1 explain (1 Viewer)

[aimsneetno1]

Why is mass defined to be a measure of inertia?

 

[Run hard@thehsc]

Why is mass defined to be a measure of inertia?

Ig it's because when you have a greater mass, you are more likely to stay in inertia - need a greater force to push you out of inertia

 

[SCREW L+S]

Ig it's because when you have a greater mass, you are more likely to stay in inertia - need a greater force to push you out of inertia

Why would you say it's a better definition for mass cuz if U think bout it that would be more relevant to acceleration and Newton's second law