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**RogerButton33** · 08-15-2012, 03:15 PM

It is my understanding that mass and inertia and not the same thing. There is a one to one relationship but there is no theoretical reason for this. An object has mass and inertia, and they are the same value, but they are different properties. One does not cause the other.

One does not cause the other because they are the same thing. If they are not the same thing, what is the difference?

08-15-2012, 03:15 PM	#53
RogerButton33 Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 374 Senior Member	It is my understanding that mass and inertia and not the same thing. There is a one to one relationship but there is no theoretical reason for this. An object has mass and inertia, and they are the same value, but they are different properties. One does not cause the other. One does not cause the other because they are the same thing. If they are not the same thing, what is the difference?
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