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The bullet's horizontal velocity and vertical velocity vectors do not affect each other and are known as

The bullet's horizontal velocity and vertical velocity vectors do not affect each other and are known as
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The bullet's horizontal velocity and vertical velocity vectors do not affect each other and are known as

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Those are the COMPONENTS of the bullet's total velocity.

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Values in physics that do not affect each other are considered Independent values
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