What is the acitve inertia and passive inertia?

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Passive inertia arises from the passive motion of time-space and is influenced by mass, while active inertia is linked to the active motion of time-space in a spherical context and is determined by the curvature and speed of time-space motion. Active inertia plays a crucial role in the variables of reaction as outlined in Newton's law. The distinction between these two types of inertia highlights the different factors affecting motion in time-space. Understanding these concepts is essential for grasping the dynamics of physical laws. The discussion references "THING AND ITS LAW" for further exploration of these ideas.
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The passive inertia is caused by the passive motion of time-space.

The active inertia is caused by the active motion of time-space in spherical time-space.

The passive inertia is determined by mass. But, the active inertia is decided by the curvature of time-space and speed of time-space motion.

For example, the variable of the reaction in the Newton's law is determined by the active inertia.

Reference: THING AND ITS LAW ( ISBN 1-58939-525-5), chapter 5, formula 5.1, published by Virtualbookworm.com publishing Inc.
 
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