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Water rises in a capillary tube through a height `l`. If the tube is inclined to the liquid surface at `30^(@)` the liquid will rise in the tube upto it's length equal to

A

`l//2`

B

`2l`

C

`sqrt3(l)/(2)`

D

`(2l)/(sqrt3)`

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The correct Answer is:
B
`l^(1)=(l)/(sin 30^(@))=2l`
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