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A clean plate of length 9.8 cm and thickness 0.2 m is in contact with the water . It appears to weigh 3000 dyne . When the plate is greasy and the angle of contact is `180^(@)` , it appears to weigh 6000 dyne . Then the surface tension is

A

75 dyne/cm

B

225 dyne/cm

C

3000 dyne/cm

D

750 dyne/cm

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A

When the plate is clean angle of contact is `theta ` is `0^(@)`
The apparent weight of the plate
` = mg - 2 (l+T)T `
` 3000 = mg - 2 (l+T)T" " ` ……(i)
when the plate is greasy , `theta ` is `180^(@)`
The apparent weight of the plate ,
` = mg + 2 (l+T)T`
` 6000 = mg + 2 (l+T) T " " ` ...(ii)
Subtracting (i) from (ii),
` 4 (l+T)T = 3000 ,`
` 4 (9.8 +0.2) T = 3000`
` T = 3000/4 = 75 ` dyne/cm
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