A lot of what-ifs in these questions. Like what-if the bomb (given a two-second delay) was under the tank when it went off? Or, whether it was under a track, for example. Close enough to concuss the crew, or buried deep in mud so as to lose its potential force or instead create a crater that the tank falls into or whatever. I don't think there are any clear answers to questions like this.
As someone said in an earlier thread - a moving tank is a threat, while a stalled tank is a target. Or something like that. Outside of games, the effects are far more arbitrary than a kill or a miss.
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