Which object has the greatest inertia? *
6-kg bag of feathers
5-kg rock
8-kg bowl...
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Physics, 29.01.2020 01:49 noeminm105
Which object has the greatest inertia? *
6-kg bag of feathers
5-kg rock
8-kg bowling ball
7-kg bag of groceries
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