Can modern tanks completely blow up the tiger and mouse tanks in World War II?

In World War II, a German heavy armored battalion was equipped with 45-50 tanks, and the effective range of 88 guns equipped with tiger tanks did not exceed 1500m. There is no accurate data on the speed of Tiger Cross-country, but it is estimated that it should not exceed 20km/h ... If a Tiger Battalion and an active three-generation main battle tank meet under field conditions, then five kilometers away, modern tanks can start to call the roll with artillery missiles one by one.

The firing rate of the third-generation tank guns is generally higher than 8 rounds per minute, that is to say, in 10 minute, the third-generation tanks can already fire 80 artillery-launched missiles (theoretically). In view of the need to cooperate with fire control aiming and ammunition distribution, we calculate by 20 rounds. Modern gun-launched missiles attack top armor, and modern tanks can't even carry a gun-launched missile, let alone a World War II tank. Moreover, the gun-launched missile hits the target without infrared protection at a speed of less than 20 kilometers per hour, and the hit rate can be said to be 100%. In other words, when a tiger tank battalion rushed to 2 kilometers away from modern tanks, almost half of the tanks were destroyed.

Note that the distance of 2 kilometers is not the effective range of 88 guns, but the tiger has entered the effective range of modern tanks. 500 meters ahead will be a nightmare for the Tiger Car Group. In 2 minutes, the crew of Tiger locomotive watched the guns of modern tanks roar, and a tank was carried to their side (the first hit rate of the third generation tanks is generally above 90%). When we finally rushed into our effective range, the number of our remaining tanks did not exceed 10. Then it depends on how the modern tank crew wants to play. If you stand in the same place and eat your 88 gun, the tiger-style static and dynamic hit rate without gun stability will be very touching, not to mention the poor penetration of the 88 gun, and it may even leave a crater on the third-generation composite armor.

If you run steadily, you can't catch up with the tiger at 40 km/h (the tiger's maximum highway speed is 40 km/h). No matter what style of play, the third generation tanks have finished an ammunition base, but only killed a tiger tank battalion with zero battle damage. Seeking truth from facts, whether modern tanks can hang old tanks during World War II.