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Class 9 Physics Newtons second and third laws of motion dynamics explained with diagrams

We create structured lectures for Class 9–12, FBISE, Federal Board, Matric, and O-Level students, covering key concepts with real-life examples and numerical understanding.

Aarish Asif from STEMBridge Learning explains Newton’s Second and Third Laws of Motion in this Dynamics I lecture, making fundamental physics concepts clear and easy to understand for Class 9 students.


About This Lesson

In this lecture, we cover Newton’s Second Law of Motion and Newton’s Third Law of Motion from Class 9 Physics (FBISE / Federal Board).

These laws form the core of Dynamics, explaining how force affects motion and how forces act in pairs. The lesson builds conceptual understanding that is essential for solving numericals and understanding real-world motion.

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Lesson Details

  • Subject: Physics
  • Chapter: Dynamics
  • Topic: Newton’s Second and Third Laws of Motion
  • Lecture: Dynamics I
  • Level: Class 9 (FBISE / Federal Board)
  • Platform: STEMBridge Learning YouTube Channel


What You Will Learn

In this lecture, you will learn:

  • Statement and explanation of Newton’s Second Law of Motion
  • Mathematical form of the second law and its derivation
  • Relationship between force, mass, and acceleration
  • Real-life examples of Newton’s Second Law
  • Statement and explanation of Newton’s Third Law of Motion
  • Action and reaction force pairs with everyday examples
  • Common misconceptions related to action and reaction forces
  • Exam-relevant points frequently asked in board exams

Each concept is explained step by step with a focus on clarity and understanding.


Why This Topic Is Important

Newton’s laws of motion are among the most important topics in Class 9 Physics. They provide the foundation for understanding motion, force, and energy in later chapters and higher classes.

By mastering this lecture, you will:

  • Build a strong foundation in dynamics
  • Understand how forces influence motion
  • Solve numericals with better conceptual clarity
  • Improve performance in MCQs, short questions, and numericals
  • Develop a deeper understanding of real-world physical phenomena


Exam Tips for Newton’s Laws

  • Learn the exact statements of both laws
  • Write formulas clearly before substituting values
  • Mention units in numerical problems
  • Use neat diagrams when explaining force interactions
  • Clearly identify action and reaction force pairs
  • Avoid common mistakes such as mixing up force directions

Clear concepts and proper presentation can significantly improve exam scores.


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This lecture is ideal for concept building, revision, and exam preparation.


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