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A conducting liquid bubble of radius a and thickness ` t ( tltlt a)` is charged to potential `V`. If the bubble collapses to a droplet , find the potential on the droplet.

A

`V_("droplet") = V [a/(3t)]^(1/3)`

B

`V_("droplet") = V [a/(t)]^(1/3)`

C

`V_("droplet") = V [(3a)/(t)]^(1/3)`

D

`V_("droplet") = V [(3a)/(4t)]^(1/3)`

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