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If a mercury drop of radius 1 cm is broken into a million of equal size, then the work done will be
`(T=35xx10^-2N//m)`

A

`4.35xx10^-2 J`

B

`4.35xx10^3 J`

C

`4.35xx10^-6 J`

D

`4.35xx10^-8 J`

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