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How to tell if speed is increasing or decreasing calculus?

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You will need data that logs the changes in speed from various, consecutive events. Which you can use to calculate the difference in speed and determine wether the speed is increasing or increasing.

Otherwise, you only need the initial and finak value to find the difference.

$final \: - \: initial \: = \: difference$

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