How do Multipliers work in a 4-D space? (Dragon Ball Super)

[Zyther]

As we know, transformations in dragon ball provide a boost power via multipliers, during the Goku vs Beerus fight, Goku was capable of performing Universal Feats, after the fight,
He absorbed the power from that god form, into the base, (SSG Goku Post-Beerus-Fight > Base Goku > Ritual SSG Goku)

So we know that this Base Goku, is Universal, so if he were to transform into Super Saiyan (a 50x multiplier) Would he have enough AP, to destroy 50 universes?
I don't believe this is how it works and that I'm missing something, so if you know how to answer this, please do!

 

[Blahblah9755]

He has power that could destroy some similar 4-D structure 50x the size of the universe, but we don’t have any way of knowing if that would be equivalent to destroying a multiverse.
There’s an assumption that since most structures have some amount of space between them, that would include space time continuums, so in order to actually destroy multiple of those you’d need to be able to create a blast that could destroy a universe from whatever distance of space-time (or even higher dimensional space) exists between them.
So basically it’s the 4-D+ equivalent to why being 50x baseline 4-B or 3-C wouldn’t mean you could destroy 50 solar systems or galaxies, with the caveat that we can’t know what multiplier would be necessary.

 

[FluffyCreatureZ]

He has power that could destroy some similar 4-D structure 50x the size of the universe, but we don’t have any way of knowing if that would be equivalent to destroying a multiverse.
There’s an assumption that since most structures have some amount of space between them, that would include space time continuums, so in order to actually destroy multiple of those you’d need to be able to create a blast that could destroy a universe from whatever distance of space-time (or even higher dimensional space) exists between them.
So basically it’s the 4-D+ equivalent to why being 50x baseline 4-B or 3-C wouldn’t mean you could destroy 50 solar systems or galaxies, with the caveat that we can’t know what multiplier would be necessary.

Just want to say, your explanation is brilliant.

 

[TokiNoOuja]

He has power that could destroy some similar 4-D structure 50x the size of the universe, but we don’t have any way of knowing if that would be equivalent to destroying a multiverse.
There’s an assumption that since most structures have some amount of space between them, that would include space time continuums, so in order to actually destroy multiple of those you’d need to be able to create a blast that could destroy a universe from whatever distance of space-time (or even higher dimensional space) exists between them.
So basically it’s the 4-D+ equivalent to why being 50x baseline 4-B or 3-C wouldn’t mean you could destroy 50 solar systems or galaxies, with the caveat that we can’t know what multiplier would be necessary.

So basicly you need a feats to be able close the distance gap between Universes? IIRC it stated the distance between Universes are Unquantifiable making Multiplier does'nt really work to upgrade tier unless jad better context

 

[Vietthai96]

So basicly you need a feats to be able close the distance gap between Universes? IIRC it stated the distance between Universes are Unquantifiable making Multiplier does'nt really work to upgrade tier unless jad better context

By default the distance between universes is Unquantifiable. Unless the verse is extremely specific about this distance, multiplier will not work

 

[Zyther]

He has power that could destroy some similar 4-D structure 50x the size of the universe, but we don’t have any way of knowing if that would be equivalent to destroying a multiverse.
There’s an assumption that since most structures have some amount of space between them, that would include space time continuums, so in order to actually destroy multiple of those you’d need to be able to create a blast that could destroy a universe from whatever distance of space-time (or even higher dimensional space) exists between them.
So basically it’s the 4-D+ equivalent to why being 50x baseline 4-B or 3-C wouldn’t mean you could destroy 50 solar systems or galaxies, with the caveat that we can’t know what multiplier would be necessary.

Thank ya mate, Brilliant explanation.