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How does calculus model Physics of motion?
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any motion of an object can be described using the calculus. For a given function of X(t), time derivatives of that function describes profile of velocity and acceleration. Eventually, it all comes down to differential equation describing the system and solution to it which can describe the motion/system behavior as a function of time.
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