If two bricks, A and B, are kept on a table and brick A is heavier than brick B, what can you say about the inertia of both of the bricks?

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Aleah Blanchard

Physics

24 May, 22:40

If two bricks, A and B, are kept on a table and brick A is heavier than brick B, what can you say about the inertia of both of the bricks?

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Nina Carlson · Answer 1

Given that the gravitational field strength is constant, the mass of brick A is also more than the mass of B. The greater the mass of an object, the greater is its inertia. Therefore, the inertia of A is greater than that of B.