How are kinematic equations different when you use them from 1D to 2D?

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In 1D kinematics, you use scalar equations for one direction. In 2D, position, velocity, and acceleration become vectors with x and y components. You apply the same kinematic equations independently to each dimension. Just remember to treat horizontal and vertical motions as separate 1D problems to

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