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A negative charge is given to a soap bub...

A negative charge is given to a soap bubble, then its radius:

A

remains same

B

increases

C

decreases

D

None of these

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The correct Answer is:
B
increase
Explanation: As the same charges is distributed on the soap bubble. So it causes a repulsive force, which increase the radius of bubble.
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