Rotate is to energy as stop is inertia
Inertia means a property by virtue whereby a body continues to move in its state of motion or a state of rest.
It can also be defined as a force the keeps object in the same position or continue to move in the same direction.
<h2>Further Explanation</h2>
For proper explanation, for an object to move or rotate, energy must be supplied to it, but if the object stops, then inertia of rest is established.
This analysis also defines newton's first law of motion, which is also called the law of inertia. The law states that an object at rest will continue to be in a state of rest and an object in a state of motion will also remain in a state of motion with the same speed and same direction unless a force act on the object.
This question is based on analogy. In analogy, a certain relationship is given and students will be asked to identify another similar relationship from provided alternatives.
The analogy question is to test student knowledge and how fast they reach conclusion, that is, how fast they can conclude concisely and accurately.
Therefore, the correct answer to the question is inertia.
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KEYWORDS:
- motion
- newton's law of motion
- inertia
- object
- energy
The answers would be good and benefit because antonym means opposite, so what's the opposite of harm, well its good of course.
Elizabethan era! .. or some say jacobean times, either or really
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