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Inertia is the measure of mass, and according to Newton’s First Law it is the tendency of an object, body or mass of matter to retain its present speed, and direction of motion. The measure of this inertia is the ratio of the weight (w) of the mass, divided by the acceleration (g) at which it will free fall here on Earth: (m=w/g.
