Question

why doesn't a bullet deviate from its straight line path​

Answer 1

Answer:

because of high speed................

Answer 2

Answer:

For the first few yards the trajectory is nearly horizontal, but the path becomes an arc falling toward the ground. This is due to the pull of gravity on the bullet. Other physical factors also effect the path of the bullet, such as wind direction, wind speed, air density, and altitude, and maybe others. As a consequence of that, when expert shooters are shooting at distant targets they adjust their aim upward so the bullet travels upward for a distance before it begins it’s drop to the ground, and to compensate in a similar way for wind. If you are standing within 100 feet of the target, the path is nearly a straight line.