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So how did you do the first calc?
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Crushing Durability Question
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I only did "half" the calc.
The other half is still missing because there's no frontal impact area to use.
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For example,
You got a cup cover that you place on your cup? It has a certain height and a diameter.
We need the diameter for the impact area (Think of it like pressing on something with said cover).
Circle area: pi * r^2, r being radius (Half of diameter)
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So would it be the frontal impact area of the person who's being crushed?
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Yes but you'd need to find the frontal diameter of the 1 million ton object.
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I actually just found a calc that pretty much answers my question so we can just forget about all of this: https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/U...octor_Doom_drops_a_mountain_on_the_MAU_heroes
Can you tell me which class of lifting strength someone who can jump 200 feet in the air with a single leap would belong to?
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Forgot the formula but I guess you can ask DontTalkDT.
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In that case can you just give me another "half calc" with a 900 ton rock so we can call it a day?
Forget about durability.
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