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The composition of velocities involves vectorially combining two or more velocities acting on an object in different directions to determine the resultant velocity. Conversely, resolution of velocity breaks down a single velocity into its components usually along perpendicular axes, aiding in simplifying motion problems. These concepts are integral to understanding projectile motion, motion on inclined planes, and relative motion scenarios.
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Term: Composition of Velocity
Definition: The process of combining two or more velocities to determine their resultant vector using vector addition.
Term: Resolution of Velocity
Definition: The act of breaking down a single velocity vector into two perpendicular components, typically horizontal and vertical, to simplify motion analysis.
Term: Vector
Definition: A quantity that has both magnitude and direction, such as velocity, displacement, force, and acceleration.
Term: Resultant Velocity
Definition: The vector sum of all individual velocities acting on an object, giving the overall effect of those velocities.