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> And not because, oh, I don't know, it's 100x smaller mass has
> significantly lower inertia to overcome in the first place?
That's only important once you get up to a high enough speed that you can't
overcome friction (about 10-20 mph in road cars, 60 mph in fast cars, up to
100 mph in racing cars). Before that coefficient of friction is the only
thing that matters.
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