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If its possible at all

oh yes. thanks a lot

Yes, so if you so more energy is needed to stop a fast moving object then its inertia would be greater wouldn't it?

But what about a force in the opposite direction than that of the force causing the object to accelerate? Wouldnt that opposite force needed to change the objects velocity be greater if the object was moving with a greater velocity

Aren't flames the product of a chemical reaction which gives off heat and light and could be a synthesis or decomposition reaction

I know that Inertia is an objects resistance to a change in its velocity and Mass is the amount of Inertia which an object posseses so here is my question: When an object moves at an increasing velocity, won't the amount of force needed to change its velocity increase? Therefore the object...