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 A drop of water breaks into 2 droplets of equal size. In this process which is appropriate?


1. Sum of Temperature of the 2 drops= Temperature of the original drop


2.The sum of masses of the 2 drops= Radius of  the original Drop


3.The sum of the radii of the 2 drops = Radus of the original drop


4.The sum of surface areas of the 2 droplets = surface area of the original drop

    
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sum of the masses of the two drops=mass of the original drop.




 


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bcoz volume remains constant

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its B
volume remains constant
here density also remains constant , so mass will also remain constant
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