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A paper disc of radius `R` from which a hole of radius `r` is cut out is floating in a liquid of the surface tension `S`. The force on the disc due to the surface tension is

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`T=(F)/(L)=(F)/(L)=(F)/(2pi(R+r))thereforeF=2pi(R+r)T`
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