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A tank with base area `L^2` is filled with a liquid to height `H`. The tank is acceleration horizontally with acceleration a as shown in figure. If a small hole is made at the point A. then it is observed that the liquid does not come out of the tank. The magnitude of acceleration should be

A

`(H)/(L)g`

B

`(L)/(H)g`

C

`g`

D

None of these

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D

(d) The liquid will not come out of the tank at the point A if the free surface passes through the point itself.
`:. tan theta = (2H)/(L) = (a)/(g) or a = ((2H)/(L))g`
Note that volume of water in the tank remains constant.
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