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A drop of water of radius `r` is falling rhough the air of coefficient of viscosity `eta` with a constant velocity of `v` the resultant force on the drop is

A

`(1)/(6pietarv)`

B

`6pietarv`

C

`sqrt(6pietarv)`

D

zero

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