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Eight equal drops of water each of radius r=2 mm are falling through air with a teminaln velocity of 16 cm/s . The eight drops combine to be from a big drop. Calculate the terminal velocit of big drop.

A

16 cm/s

B

32 cm/s

C

64 cm/s

D

None of these

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