- Inertia is the resistance of an object to changing its state of motion or rest.
- Everyday examples include seat belts and liquid spills.
- Inertia affects both inanimate objects and living beings.
- Greater mass means greater inertia, requiring more force to change its motion.
What is inertia?
20 examples of inertia in everyday life
1. Seat belt
2. Coffee spill
3. Shake a tree
4. Start a car
5. Braking on a bicycle
6. Open a door
7. Walking with a heavy backpack
8. Mix a drink
9. Swing
10. Throw a ball
11. Get on an elevator
12. Run and stop
13. Shake a bottle of ketchup
14. Spin in a chair
15. Walking on a conveyor belt
16. Take out a tablecloth
17. Jump on a trampoline
18. Ride a roller coaster
