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Calculate the excess pressure inside a| liquid drop of radious r and surface tension T. What is the expression of I excess presure inside a soap bubble?

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  • Excess pressure inside a bubble is

    A
    directly proportional to its radius
    B
    inversely proportional to its radius
    C
    directly proportional to the square of its radius
    D
    independent of radius
  • A spherical liquid drop of radius R is divided into eight equal droplets. If surface tension is T, the work done in the process will be

    A
    `2piR^2S`
    B
    `3piR^2S`
    C
    `4piR^2S`
    D
    `2piRS^2`
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