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The viscous force on a spherical body, when it moves through a viscous liquid, depends on the radius of the body, the coefficient of viscosity of the liquid and the velocity of the body.Find an expression for the viscous force.

A

Only I

B

I and II

C

Only 111

D

All of these

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