When is the particle moving to the right given a velocity graph

The video tutorial explains the differences between velocity and position functions, emphasizing that when analyzing velocity, one should focus on when the function is positive rather than the slope. It covers finding X intercepts and justifications, and provides guidelines for interpreting velocity and position graphs. The tutorial also includes interval analysis to determine the direction of movement, specifically when a particle is moving to the right.

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