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The rise of liquid into capillary tube is `h_(1)`. If the apparatus is taken in a lift moving up with acceleration the height is `h_(2)` then

A

`h_(1)=h_(2)`

B

`h_(1)gth_(2)`

C

`h_(2)gth_(1)`

D

`h_(2)=0`

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