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Water rises to a height `h` in a capillary at the surface of earth. On the surface of the moon the height of water column in the same capillary will be-

A

`6h`

B

`(1)/(6)h`

C

`h`

D

Zero

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A

`h=(2T cos theta)/(rdg) " "therefore h prop (1)/(g) " "["If other quantities remains constant"]`
`(h_("moon"))/(h_("earth")) = (g_("earth"))/(g_("moon")) = 6 implies h_("moon") = 6h " "["As " g_("earth")=6g_("moon")]`
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