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Two parallel glass plates separated by a small distance x ar dipped partly in a liquid of density ' d keeping them vertical .The surface tension of the liquid is T and angle of contact is `theta ` . What is the rise of the liquid between the plates due to capillarity ?

A

`(2T cos theta )/(xdg)`

B

`(2T)/(xdg cos theta)`

C

`(T cos theta)/(xdg)`

D

`(T cos theta )/(xd)`

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The correct Answer is:
A

`T = (rhdg)/(2 cos theta) " " :. h = (2T cos theta )/(rdg) `
In this case, ` r= x " " :. h = (2T cos theta)/(xdg)`
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