Inertial resistance

Japanese: 慣性抵抗 - かんせいていこう

In a system where Newton's laws of motion hold true, this is the apparent resistance force against the motion of an object. Due to the property of an object remaining at rest or moving at a uniform speed unless subjected to an external force (inertia), this resistance force tries to maintain the previous state as much as possible even when a force is applied to the object. For example, when a train suddenly stops and passengers fall forward. Inertial force

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Japanese:

〘名〙ニュートンの運動の法則が成立する系で、物体の運動に対する見かけ上の抵抗力。外から力を受けない限り静止、または等速運動をする性質（慣性）により、物体に力を加えても、前の状態をできるだけ保とうとする抵抗力。電車が急停車すると乗客が前に倒れる場合など。慣性力。

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