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how could you tell the direction of a particle if you're only given a velocity graph. I know that velocity is the first derivative but I don't have an equation and I'm just not sure what to do
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Do you know what velocity is the first derivative of?
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Remember, velocity is the change in position with respect to time. So if something is moving forward it will have a positive change in position with respect to time. If something is backing up, it will have a negative change in position over time. Makes sense?
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