Excess pressure can be `(2T//R)` for

Statement-1 : If there is a water bubble in air then excess pressure inside it is (4T)/(R) , where T is surface tension of water and R is the radius of the bubble. Statement-2 : If there is a water drop in air then excess pressure inside it is (2T)/(R) 1 Statement-3 : If there is an air bubble in water then excess pressure inside it is (4T)/(R)

Statement-1 : If there is a soap bubble in air then excess pressure inside it is (4T)/(R) , where T is surface tension of soap and R is the radius of the bubble. Statement-2 : If there is a water drop in air then excess pressure inside it is (2T)/(R) Statement-3 : If there is an air bubble in water then excess pressure inside it is (4T)/(R)

If r , V and P are respectively the radius, volume and excess of pressure, for a bubble (or drop) then-

Excess Pressure In Soap Bubble

Excess pressure inside a bubble is

Excess pressure in a soap bubble of radius r is proportional to:

Excess pressure in a soap bubble of radius r is proportional to:

Excess pressure in a soap bubble of radius r is proportional to: