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The amount of work done in blowing a soap bubble such that its diameter increases from d to D is (T=surface tension of the solution)

A

`pi (D^(2) - d^(2))S`

B

`2pi (D^(2) - d^(2))S`

C

`4pi (D^(2) - d^(2))S`

D

`8pi (D^(2) - d^(2))S`

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B

Change in surface area `=2 xx4pi [(D//2)^(2)-(d//2)^(2)]`
`=2pi (D^(2)-d^(2))`
`:.` Work done = Surface tension `xx` change in area
`=2pi S (D^(2)-d^(2))`
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