Question

the directions in this activity. this activity is designed to the materials learned in class. answers will be graded on quality of work. huff & puff lab last name: first name: period: your score: 5 scenario picture questions answers answer each question about each of the balls as they are being blown across the table. which object resists change in motion more? which object has more inertia? which object has more mass? scenario picture questions answers

Explanation:

Step1: Recall inertia - mass relation

Inertia is directly related to mass. The greater the mass, the greater the inertia and the more the object resists change in motion.

Step2: Analyze the situation

Without specific information about the two balls' masses in the picture, assume we are comparing based on general physics principles. If one ball has more mass than the other, it will resist change in motion more, have more inertia and more mass.

Answer:

The object with more mass resists change in motion more, has more inertia and more mass. Without specific mass - related details about the two balls in the image, we can only state the general principle. If we knew which ball was heavier, that ball would be the answer for all three questions.