if a piece of paper placed under a pile of books is suddenly pulled, it doesn't disturb the pile of - Science - Force and Laws of Motion

Question

if a piece of paper placed under a pile of books is suddenly
pulled, it doesn't disturb the pile of books why

Poulami Paul · Accepted Answer

The books continue to be in their inertia of rest Even if the thin
paper is drawn out suddenly the pile of books remain undisturbed
due their state of inertia of rest

if a piece of paper placed under a pile of books is suddenly pulled, it doesn't disturb the pile of books why