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Does a 795 kg Lawrence or speedy, 6300 kg elephant, or 88.6 kg have more inertia and why

Does a 795 kg Lawrence or speedy, 6300 kg elephant, or 88.6 kg have more inertia and why
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Does a 795 kg Lawrence or speedy, 6300 kg elephant, or 88.6 kg have more inertia and why

Does a 795 kg Lawrence or speedy, 6300 kg elephant, or 88.6 kg have more inertia and-example-1
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6300 kg elephant has more inertia.

The more mass an object has, the more inertia it has.

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