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Match List -I with List-II

List-IList-II
a) Radius of the common surface when two soap bubbles of radii R1 and R2 coalesce.e) (R31+R32)1/3
b) Radius of the large drop when two liquid drops of radii R1 and R2 combine at constant temperature.f) R1R2R2R1
c) Excess of pressure inside air bubble.g) 2Tr
d) Excess of pressure in the air bubble in water.h) 4Tr
The correct match is:

A
a -- e; b-- f; c-- g; d-- h
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a--f; b-- e; c-- h; d-- g
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a--f; b-- e; c-- g; d-- h
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D
a--e; b-- f; c-- h; d-- g
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Solution

The correct option is D a--f; b-- e; c-- h; d-- g
When two liquid drops combine
43πR31+43πR32=43πR3

R3=R31+R32

R=(R31+R32)1/3

Excess pressure inside the soap bubble is Pin - Pout =4TR for a soap bubble. In water only one surface is free.
PinPout=2TR
When two air bubbles coalesce, radius at common surface is R1R2R2R1.

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