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When two bubbles cling together in midair their common surface is part of a sphere whose center D lies on the line passing through the centers of the bubble. Also, angles ACB and ACD are 60 degrees.
Show that the radius r of the common face is given by r=ab/a-b.
When two bubbles cling together in midair their common surface is part of a sphere whose center D lies on the line passing through the centers of the bubble. Also, angles ACB and ACD are 60 degrees.
Show that the radius r of the common face is given by r=ab/a-b.
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Steve
sure you don't mean the common surface is a circle?
go to wolframalpha and enter "double bubble" to see a good write-up.
go to wolframalpha and enter "double bubble" to see a good write-up.
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