How to practice concept:surface-tension

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Question 26

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Consider the following statements:
Assertion (a)
Surface tension acts along the interface of two fluids.
Reason (r)
The pressure of the fluid inside a bubble is higher than that of the fluid outside the bubble.
Which one of the following options is correct?
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Question 28

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Group-I indicates different properties of fluid and Group-II defines their basic dimensions in terms of Force (

), Length (

), and Time (

).
Group-I
Group-II
P: Dynamic viscosity
1:

Q: Surface tension
2:

R: Density
3:

Which one of the following options identifies the correct match between Group-I and Group-II?
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Question 5

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The absolute value of pressure difference between the inside and outside of a spherical soap bubble of radius,

, and surface tension,

, is:
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