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Question 10.4: Given the result of Eq. (10.43), find the relation for the b...

Given the result of Eq. (10.43), find the relation for the balloon radius given a constant \overline{\nu }_{s}. 4\pi r^{2}\frac{dr}{dt}=\overline{\nu }_{s}\pi a^{2},

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