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A glass tube of diameter 0.06cm is dipped in methyl alcohol. If angle of contact is `0^@` density of methyl alcohol 0.8 g `cm^(-3)` and surface tension 0.023 `Nm^(-1)`, the height to which it rises in the tube is

A

1 cm

B

2 cm

C

4 cm

D

2 mm

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