Vector Calculus
example, for motion along a straight line, if y=f(t) gives the displacement of an object after time t, then dy/dt=f ′(t) is the velocity of the object at time t. The derivative f ′(t) is just a number, which is positive if the object is moving in an agreed-upon “positive” direction, and negative if it moves in the opposite of that ...
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