There is a steel ball and rubber both of the same size. If both balls are at rest, it means that

Both have the same inertia

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rubber ball has more inertia than steel ball

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steel ball has more inertia than rubber ball

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The correct option is C
steel ball has more inertia than rubber ball

Since density is more for iron compared to rubber, mass of rubber is less than mass of iron for a given size. Mass is measure of Inertia.

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There is a steel ball and rubber both of the same size. If both balls are at rest, it means that

The correct option is C steel ball has more inertia than rubber ball Since density is more for iron compared to rubber, mass of rubber is less than mass of iron for a given size. Mass is measure of Inertia.

The correct option is C
steel ball has more inertia than rubber ball

Since density is more for iron compared to rubber, mass of rubber is less than mass of iron for a given size. Mass is measure of Inertia.