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Rotor inertia is determined by the mass of the blade, and manifests itself in how easily it gains or loses momentum. A low mass blade has low inertia, and will therefore be more easily subject to changes in momentum. A high mass blade has more inertia, and will be less easily subject to changes in momentum.