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Desafío sobre la Inercia

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Pon a prueba tus conocimientos sobre la inercia.

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Desafío sobre la Inercia
 

Desafío sobre la InerciaOnline version

Pon a prueba tus conocimientos sobre la inercia.

by Haiti Mae Pierce
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La inercia puede ser eliminada completamente aplicando una fuerza opuesta.

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La inercia es una fuerza que actúa sobre los objetos.

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Cuanto mayor es la masa de un objeto, mayor es su inercia.

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Cuanto mayor es la masa de un objeto, mayor es su inercia.

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Cuanto mayor es la masa de un objeto, mayor es su inercia.

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La inercia desaparece cuando un objeto empieza a moverse.

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La inercia es la tendencia de un objeto a mantener su estado de movimiento o reposo.

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La inercia solo afecta a objetos en movimiento, no a los en reposo.

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Un objeto en reposo tiende a permanecer en reposo a menos que actúe una fuerza externa.

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Un objeto con poca masa tiene más inercia que uno con mucha masa.

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La inercia fue explicada por Isaac Newton en su primera ley.

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La inercia depende de la masa del objeto.

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