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Megumin 5 years old Emotional Management

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Despite the shockwave of Wolbach's Explosion and the destruction of her toys and the "sacred" playground that she worked so hard for, Megumin was not fazed in the slightest-a true marvel for a child. The child would be sad; with such destruction, Megumin should be calm, which again is quite remarkable for a child. To give a better understanding of the power of the explosion, here are the calculations based on the size of the crater. Diameter of Crater Calculation: A 5-year-old Japanese girl measures about 106.2 cm tall (1.062 meters). The ratio of 1.062 meters to 11 pixels (taken from an image or scale) is 0.0965 meters per pixel. The diameter of the crater can then be determined by multiplying the pixel measurement, 1167 pixels, by the meter-to-pixel ratio: Crater Diameter = 0.09654545454 * 1167 = 112.67 meters. Next, we will determine the explosive yield using two different calculations: Method 1: Standard Explosion Formula Here, we apply the formula for explosion yield as a function of the radius of the explosion. First, we determine the radius of the explosion by dividing the diameter by 2: Radius = 112.67 / 2 = 56.33 meters. Using the formula for the yield of an explosion: W = R³ × ((27136 × P + 8649)^(1/2) / 13568 - 93 / 13568)² Where: W is the yield in tons of TNT, R is the radius in meters (56.33 meters), P is the shockwave pressure in bars (we use a typical value of 1.37895 bars or 20 psi). Plugging in the values: W = (56.33)³ × ((27136 × 1.37895 + …

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