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> 关于惯性的说法，正确的是 A.运动的物体有惯性，静止的物体没有惯性 B.物体的质量越大，惯性也越大 C.物体受的合外力越大，惯性也越大 D.物体的速度越大，惯性也越大

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发布时间：2024-09-13

关于惯性的说法，正确的是

A.运动的物体有惯性，静止的物体没有惯性
B.物体的质量越大，惯性也越大
C.物体受的合外力越大，惯性也越大
D.物体的速度越大，惯性也越大

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