Nullflowerblush
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I know this is a pretty odd question, but how much force is required to snap a smartphone in half?
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Forced Required to Snap a Phone in Half?
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Can't an average human or an athletic one, do such a feat?
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Yeah I speak with experience
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uhh...
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So your username ain't for nothing.
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It’s a long story,but I was super confident in how durable an iPhone was. So I ended up just pressing both ends of it repeatedly before crunch
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As for the phone question, i don't think there is a calc for that but average humans can pull that of.
As for the phone question, i don't think there is a calc for that but average humans can pull that of.
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Just a note that older versions of iphones weren't known to be super durable in comparison to Samsung phones, and if you want to bring up the ipad pro, well.....it breaks in half like a piece of thick cardboard.
The clip in that feat was probably way greater than what humans are probably capable of tho since it'd take more effort a person to snap a phone in half compared to a piece of cracker, which can be snapped in half effortlessly.
To figure out the energy to break things in half, you need to find out that material's shear strength?
The clip in that feat was probably way greater than what humans are probably capable of tho since it'd take more effort a person to snap a phone in half compared to a piece of cracker, which can be snapped in half effortlessly.
To figure out the energy to break things in half, you need to find out that material's shear strength?
