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A soap bubble of radius `1//sqrtpi "cm"` is expanded to radius `2//sqrtpi "cm".` Calculate the work done. Surface tension of soap solution `=30 "dyne"" "cm^(-1).`

A

180 ergs

B

360ergs

C

720 ergs

D

960 ergs

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The correct Answer is:
C

`W= 8pi T(r_(2)^(2) -r_(1)^(2)) =8pi T[ ((2)/(sqrtpi))^(2)- ((1)/(sqrtpi))^(2)]`
`therefore W =8xxpi 30xx3/pi =720 erg `
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