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`gamma_(A)` of liquid is 7/8 of `gamma_(R)` of liquid. `alpha_(g)` of vessel is

A

`(gamma_(R))/8`

B

`(gamma_(R))/12`

C

`(gamma_(R))/24`

D

`(gamma_(R))/36`

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