Rational Mechanics

Rational mechanics is a branch of physics that studies how objects move and how forces affect them, using mathematical principles and logical reasoning. It combines ideas from classical mechanics with careful analysis to understand the motion of bodies—whether they are particles, rigid objects, or fluids—based on laws like Newton’s laws of motion. Rational mechanics provides a systematic framework for predicting how systems behave under various forces, helping engineers and scientists design structures, analyze natural phenomena, and solve practical problems involving motion and equilibrium.