Alexander's Wind Blast AP Calculation

[Bossbrosish]

I decided to try and calculate the AP of Alex's Wind Blast. Since it's stated that the Wind Blast is "strong enough to decimate entire mountains", I figured pulverization would be best here and I'm using Mt. Shasta as the main calculation. (Was planning on using two more mountains for practice but I couldn't find their area or radius and If you're curious about the other two mountains I was going to practice calculating, they were Mt. Lyell and Mt. Williamson)

Mt. Shasta: Using the formula (Pi)(Radius^2)(Height/3) from this and plugging in the numbers. 3.14159265 x 9764255^2 x 14,179/3= 1.41563876e18 or Mountain Level

I'm sure I did something wrong here since I converted the area of Mt. Shasta to square meters since I couldn't find the actual radius, but that's what practice is for.

 

[Furudo_Erika]

Mt. Shasta is 14,179 feet tall, which is 4,321.7592 meters in height.
This states the base of Mt. Shasta is 17 miles in diameter, so a radius of 8.5 miles, or 13,679.4 meters.

pi * (13,679.4^2) * (4,321.7592 / 3) = 8.4688273e+11 m^3, or 8.4688273e+17 cm^3
Pulverization of granite = 203.25 joules/cc
8.4688273e+17 * 203.25 = 1.7212891e+20 joules, or over 41 Gigatons of TNT (Island level)

 

[Bossbrosish]

Didn't know you had to multiply the pulverization of granite, so that's good to know. Thanks.

 

[Furudo_Erika]

Yes, you always multiply the volume in cubic centimeters by the destruction value.