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The work done to blow a scap bubble of radius. R (surface tension T)

A

` pi r ^ 2 sigma `

B

` 2pi r ^ 2 sigma `

C

` 4pi r ^ 2 sigma `

D

` 8 pi r ^ 2 sigma `

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D

W = S.E. = ` 2 xx ( 4 pi r ^ 2 ) sigma `
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