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MOTION | Chapter 7 | PART-7 | Class 9th | NCERT | Introduction & Overview this chapter by Sumit Sir

Welcome to CGA 9th & 10th!
In today’s LIVE CLASS, we are going to dive deep into Chapter 7 (PART-7) - Motion from Class 9 CBSE Science. This session is designed to make the concept of motion crystal clear, interactive, and exam-ready for all students.

Whether you are preparing for school exams, class tests, or just want to build strong fundamentals in physics, this session is perfect for you.


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What We Will Cover in This Live Class:

1. Introduction to Motion

What is motion?

Types of motion (Uniform and Non-uniform)



2. Distance and Displacement

Definition and differences

Numerical problems based on distance vs displacement

Graphical representation



3. Speed and Velocity

Average speed, instantaneous speed

Uniform and non-uniform velocity

Difference between speed and velocity



4. Acceleration

Positive, negative and zero acceleration

Concept of retardation

Simple derivations and examples



5. Graphical Representation of Motion

Distance-time graph

Velocity-time graph

Area under velocity-time graph for displacement



6. Equations of Motion

Derivation of three equations of motion using:

Algebraic method

Graphical method


Application of equations in numerical problems



7. Uniform Circular Motion

Concept and real-life examples

Speed and velocity in circular motion





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Why You Should Watch This Session:

Concept Clarity: Learn each concept from scratch with examples and visuals.

NCERT-Based: All explanations are strictly based on the CBSE Class 9 Science NCERT textbook.

Live Doubt Solving: Ask your doubts during the session and get instant clarification.

Exam-Oriented Tips: Learn how to write proper answers to get full marks.

Numerical Practice: Solve important numericals and master formula-based questions.

Board Exam Preparation: Helpful for your term exams and final board pattern.



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Who Should Watch This?

CBSE Class 9 students

Students from other state boards with similar syllabi

Parents wanting to guide their kids

Anyone interested in understanding the basics of Physics