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Basically There's are 2 guys A and B, B was holding a sticky nuclear hand grenade impossible to remove and accidentally activated it, just as it detonated, guy A rescued guy B by carrying him away and out speeding the detonation speed of nuclear hand grenade itself.
I know the speed of guy A can be calc'd by:
Speed of guy A = (Distance moved by him to rescue guy A)/(Distance moved during detonation by explosion/Speed of detonation)
the problem here is "Distance moved by detonation", since it was on literally Guy B hand and impossible to remove, it literally is at almost "0" distance away. What gotta do here? Should I take paper thin distance or smth for distance moved by detonation blast before guy A carried him away or smth?
I know the speed of guy A can be calc'd by:
Speed of guy A = (Distance moved by him to rescue guy A)/(Distance moved during detonation by explosion/Speed of detonation)
the problem here is "Distance moved by detonation", since it was on literally Guy B hand and impossible to remove, it literally is at almost "0" distance away. What gotta do here? Should I take paper thin distance or smth for distance moved by detonation blast before guy A carried him away or smth?