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Energy needed in breaking a drop of radius R into n drops of radius r, is where T is surface tension and P is atmospheric pressure.

A

`4piT(nr^(2)-R^(2))`

B

`(4)/(3)pi(r^(3)n-R^(2))`

C

`4piT(R^(2)-nr^(2))`

D

`4piT(nr^(2)+R^(2))`

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