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Two soap bubbles of radii 3 cm and 4 cm are in a vacuum. They touch and join into a single bubble, with the temperature staying the same. The radius of the new bubble is
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High School (11–12)
Mechanics › Surface Tension and Capillarity
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Two soap bubbles of radii
3
cm
3\ \text{cm}
3
cm
and
4
cm
4\ \text{cm}
4
cm
are in a vacuum. They touch and join into a single bubble, with the temperature staying the same. The radius of the new bubble is
4.5
cm
4.5\ \text{cm}
4.5
cm
3.5
cm
3.5\ \text{cm}
3.5
cm
7.0
cm
7.0\ \text{cm}
7.0
cm
5.0
cm
5.0\ \text{cm}
5.0
cm
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