Re: Constraint and inertia

[Joel Rauber <Joel_Rauber@SDSTATE.EDU>]

> > I can't resist commenting.  Does the below mean that Leigh
> and the other
> > anonymous author believe that the concept of "coefficient of
> inertia" and
> > "'mass'" in terms of its "gravitational effect" are indeed different
> > concepts.
>
> Yes. They are different concepts.

I considered it noteworthy because the above two concepts are also referred
to as the concept of "inertial mass" and "gravitational mass" respectively.

Which was discussed a few weeks ago. . .

Joel



> Why would that be commentworthy?
>
> Leigh