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\[\Delta pdS = \gamma dS/R_1 + \gamma dS/R_2\]
to\[\Delta p \int\limits dS = \gamma/R_1 \int\limits dS + \gamma /R_2 \int\limits dS\]
gives me : \[\Delta p= \gamma/R_1+ \gamma /R_2\]
did i do this correctly?
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i just integrated to get deltaP
c'mon guys, help me out. it's either its right or wrong
It's ok, as long as you know that R1 , R2 and γ are constants and not a function of S
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