A toy designer wishes to launch a projectile with the highest speed possible. Which of the following conditions must the device satisfy for it to accomplish this objective? Apply the smallest possible force on the projectile for the longest period of time. Apply the largest possible force on the projectile for the longest period of time. Apply the smallest possible force on the projectile for the shortest period of time. Apply the largest possible force on the projectile for the shortest period of time.

A toy designer wishes to launch a projectile with the highest speed possible. Which of the following conditions must the device satisfy for it to accomplish this objective? Apply the smallest possible force on the projectile for the longest period of time. Apply the largest possible force on the projectile for the longest period of time. Apply the smallest possible force on the projectile for the shortest period of time. Apply the largest possible force on the projectile for the shortest period of time.

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Chapter5: Displacement And Force In Two Dimensions

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A toy designer wishes to launch a projectile with the highest speed possible. Which
of the following conditions must the device satisfy for it to accomplish this
objective?
Apply the smallest possible force on the projectile for the longest period of
time.
Apply the largest possible force on the projectile for the longest period of
time.
Apply the smallest possible force on the projectile for the shortest period of
time.
O Apply the largest possible force on the projectile for the shortest period of
time.

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