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Work done is splitting a drop of water of 1 mm radius into 64 droplets is (surface tension of water =72xx10^(-3)j m^(2))`

A

`9.58 xx10^(-5) J`

B

`8.95 xx10^(-5) J`

C

`5.89 xx10^(-5) J`

D

`5.98 xx10^(-6) J`

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The correct Answer is:
B

`4/3 piR^3 =n4/3pi(r)^3implies r=R/(n^(1//3))`
`W=4piT[n(R/(n^(1//3)))^2 -R^2]=4piR^2T[n^(1//3)-1]`
`=4pixx(1xx10^(-3))^2 xx72 xx10^(-3) (10^(6//3) -1) =8.95 xx10^(-5) J`
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