Possibly 72 ton, but there could be many more.....
In measuring dimensions, "t" typically stands for "thickness." It is commonly used in engineering, manufacturing, and architecture to specify the thickness of materials such as sheets, plates, or coatings. Understanding the thickness is crucial for ensuring structural integrity and proper fit in various applications.
2t - 12 - 3t = 60 -1t - 12 = 60 -1t -12 +12 = 60 + 12 -1t = 72 t = -72
Dimension characteristics are t, W, and L, standing for the OECT channel thickness, width, and length, respectively.
Velocity = distance / time Given d = 72 miles ; t = 4 hour V = 72 miles / 4 hour = 18 miles per hour
T-72
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Well I'm not entirely sure but the Russian T-72 has 12 inch thick frontal armour however the M1A1 Abrams uses composite materials equivalent to 24 inches. The thickness no longer matters on a tank there are equally strong materials such as that found on the M1A1 Abrams.
It uses the T-90 which is a modernized version of the T-72. T-72 tanks can be transformed into T-90 tanks through an update kit, which includes more solid, lighter armor and improves certain aspects.
Russian t-34 because their attack and speed was better but the tiger tank was slow and their attack was almost the same as Russian the tiger tank had better armor
Not only a tank has strong, hard armor that can protect itself from fires and explosions, but also a tank is very heavy. This cannot make t-rex bite down the tank or crushing it, and even if t-rex did that, it would hurt its foot. The tank will either ram into t-rex or shoot missiles at it.
A 1/72 T-64 would be exactly 3.01 cm tall, 4.73 cm wide and 12.81 cm long.
In terms of armor i'd say the British Challenger II tank But in terms of firepower i think it is Equal to USA's Abrams tank Both tanks use the Chobham armor but Challenger II uses a more advance class of chobham armor http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Challenger_2
the prototype T-51b power armor in Fallout 3 is designed just like normal T-45d power armor but it does not sacrifice agility for armor rating and rad resistance.
They came up with the name under armor by the armor in the T-shirt or sweat shirt,Pants
To calculate vertical thickness, you can use the formula: Vertical thickness = True thickness / cos(strike angle) To calculate true thickness, use the formula: True thickness = Vertical thickness * cos(strike angle)
Possibly 72 ton, but there could be many more.....