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Why should the launch speed be greater than the minimum possible speed?
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Why should the launch speed be greater than the minimum possible speed?

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The launch speed gets a object into motion, so it has to be greater than the minimum possible speed to move forward against the other forces like gravity. Once it reached inertia then the minimum possible can be used
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