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This Bleach calculation incorrectly calculates the area of a telephone pole Chad rips out of the ground before translating it into KG of force.
Here's it condensed:
Electrical Poles: 1371.6 cm (45 ft)
Chad: 1455 px | 197 cm
Chad Forearm: 339.7 px | 45.993745704467 cm
Chad Forearm: 58.8 px | 45.993745704467 cm
Chad’s Arm to Ripped Part: 60.8 px | 47.558158823667 cm
Pole Diameter: 45.8 px | 37.751138947394 cm
Pole Radius: 18.8755695 cm
Chad Forearm: 43.8 px | 45.993745704467 cm
Wall Section Height: 22 px | 23.10188140407 cm
There are 11 wall sections in total and Chad is holding the pole at around 5 wall sections from the top of the wall, so…
Chad’s Arm to Ground: 6*23.10188140407 = 138.611288 cm
Ground to Ripped Part: 138.611288 - 47.558158823667 = 91.0531292 cm
Height of Lifted Part: 1371.6 - 91.0531292 = 1280.54687 cm
Area of Lifted Part: 154000 cm^2
MPa of Wood: 105
Kg/cm^2: 1070.7
Force: 154000*1070.7 = 164887800 kg
First, it finds the area of the lifted pole by measuring it vertically when it should be the horizontal area of the pole when dealing with tensile strength. Second, even with the values and measurements provided, I still can't determine how they got the area found for the pole. Using their found values and the correct way only results in an area of 1119.30 cm^2, significantly lower than the calculation. Finally, the Mpa value for wood has no source when it probably should.
Here's it condensed:
Electrical Poles: 1371.6 cm (45 ft)
Chad: 1455 px | 197 cm
Chad Forearm: 339.7 px | 45.993745704467 cm
Chad Forearm: 58.8 px | 45.993745704467 cm
Chad’s Arm to Ripped Part: 60.8 px | 47.558158823667 cm
Pole Diameter: 45.8 px | 37.751138947394 cm
Pole Radius: 18.8755695 cm
Chad Forearm: 43.8 px | 45.993745704467 cm
Wall Section Height: 22 px | 23.10188140407 cm
There are 11 wall sections in total and Chad is holding the pole at around 5 wall sections from the top of the wall, so…
Chad’s Arm to Ground: 6*23.10188140407 = 138.611288 cm
Ground to Ripped Part: 138.611288 - 47.558158823667 = 91.0531292 cm
Height of Lifted Part: 1371.6 - 91.0531292 = 1280.54687 cm
Area of Lifted Part: 154000 cm^2
MPa of Wood: 105
Kg/cm^2: 1070.7
Force: 154000*1070.7 = 164887800 kg
First, it finds the area of the lifted pole by measuring it vertically when it should be the horizontal area of the pole when dealing with tensile strength. Second, even with the values and measurements provided, I still can't determine how they got the area found for the pole. Using their found values and the correct way only results in an area of 1119.30 cm^2, significantly lower than the calculation. Finally, the Mpa value for wood has no source when it probably should.
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