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How does Supergirl carrying fort Rozz scale to attack potency shouldnt it scale to only lifting strength and durability. This is common on other pages so why is this done
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Supergirl attack potency
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Try posting it here along with the link to the calc in questio to have someone from the calc team check on it.
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I've done that i accept the calculation but how is it here attack potency
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The Kinetic or Potential Energy of carrying the object a great distance away from the earth, I presume. I recall not agreeing with the specific calc in question due to its method, but the feat is a genuine attack potency feat.
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How is carrying something scale to being able to dish out the same amount of energy as the work you applied to carry the object. That makes no sense. someone please explain in detail
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Like I said, either Kinetic Energy or Potential Energy. The former is the energy derived from objects traveling. In Supergirls case, she carried the object into space at high speed, so you're able to multiply the mass of the object she carried at the speed she flew squared. The Formula is:
m * 0.5 * v^2
m = Mass of the object in kilograms.
v = Velocity/Speed of the object in meters per second.
The alternative method is Potential Energy, which is the energy generated from objects being suspended in the air. The formula is m x g x h.
m = Mass in kilograms.
g = Gravity (almost always use 9.8, unless its done in space or on another planet)
h = Height or Distance from the ground in meters.
m * 0.5 * v^2
m = Mass of the object in kilograms.
v = Velocity/Speed of the object in meters per second.
The alternative method is Potential Energy, which is the energy generated from objects being suspended in the air. The formula is m x g x h.
m = Mass in kilograms.
g = Gravity (almost always use 9.8, unless its done in space or on another planet)
h = Height or Distance from the ground in meters.
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You have not explain how lifting equates to attack potency i know both can be measured in energy but that doesn't make them the same
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Ybut she has never usdd that force not energy force on anyone. Attack potency is measured in energy not force . Plus when n you lift something you push it up
