A large drop of oil whose density is le...

A large drop of oil whose density is less than that of water, floats up through a column of water assume that the oil an the water do not mix. The coefficient of viscosity of the oil is `eta_(@)` and that of water is `eta_(W)` the velocity of the drop will depend on

both `eta_(@)` and `eta_(W)`

`eta_(@)` only

`eta_(W)` only

neither `eta_(@)` nor `eta_(W)`

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