It is possible to remove the last book under a piece of books without disturbing the rest of the book
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Yes, It can be proved by - Inertia 0f Rest.
Initially, both the piece of paper and the pile of books are in a state of rest.
When the piece of paper placed under a pile of books is suddenly pulled it is set into motion, while the pile of books remain in the state of rest due to inertia of rest.
Thus, the pile of books does not move.
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Yes, It can be proved by - Inertia 0f Rest.
Initially, both the piece of paper and the pile of books are in a state of rest.
When the piece of paper placed under a pile of books is suddenly pulled it is set into motion, while the pile of books remain in the state of rest due to inertia of rest.
Thus, the pile of books does not move.
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