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Calculate the work done against surface tention in fromation of a drop of mercury of radius 4 cm (Surface tension for murcury =465 dyne/cm)

A

`9.34xx10^(-3) J`

B

`10xx10^(-2) J`

C

`4xx10^(-3) J`

D

466 J

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