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Two soap bubbles combine under isothermal conditions to form a single soap bubble. If in this process, the change in volume is V and change in area is S, then ( P is atmospheric pressure)

A

PV + TS = 0

B

4PV + 3TS = 0

C

3PV + 4TS = 0

D

3PV + TS = 0

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