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Capillary tubes of diameters 1,1.5,2 mm are are dipped vertically in the same liquid. The capillary ascents of the liquid in the tube are in the ratio

A

`2:3:4`

B

`6:4:3`

C

`3:4:6`

D

`4:3:2`

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B
`T=(rhdg)/(2costheta),hprop(1)/(r)`
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