inertia demonstrated

A demo to demonstrate the concepts of inertia
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[@ronaldschild157]

I liked your YT short 😃. Just curious, is that an Australian 10 dollar bill or a U.S. one?

[@PhysicsHigh]

A US one. I used to live there and where I first did this demo. and so I’ve always used an American note.

[@Life_42]

Cool video! So many things happening at the same time!

[@FlyingLime]

That smile at the end 😁
Thanks, dad!

[@shimeymerih]

My question is does it work with 1 dollar bill?

[@PrabhasPatil]

Glad I found this channel, instead of dancing girls with OF.

[@nasapayrollsystem8701]

Oh ... an Australian $10 bill ....
Yeah ..thats where you went wrong

[@muwcgtby]

Take 14

[@noahmarti6164]

Is that a federal dollar

[@PhysicsHigh]

USA $10 bill, a Hamilton ;-)

[@pennylanerocker9486]

Boring bkring now I'm snoring. Aa if anyone is going to try that!

[@tobla4029]

his speech is so annoying, just speak normal without all this up and down pronuncation and without the choppy speech

[@The_Green_Man_OAP]

Not really a great demo of inertia.
This is to do with the center of gravity and gravitational force. Inertia is to do with how much a body's mass moment (mass*position) changes.
Divide that by the time interval of that change
& you've got momentum.
Inertia is related to the Center of Mass, not CoG.