Question

In an event, it is when an object moves from a prior state to a subsequent state.

Answer 1

Answer:

a. True

Explanation:

Objects suffer inertia before a transition is achieved.  Transition is the movement of an object from one state to another.  But, this transition does not happen on its own.  It is usually triggered by an event or series of events.  This means that when the object moves from its prior state to a subsequent state, an event must have occurred to trigger the transition.  Objects, therefore, depend on events or an outside force to remove their inertia.  They are usually in a state of inertia until an outside stimulus stimulates them with some momentum.