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A U-tube has two vertical limbs of diameters 4mm and 5mm. When water is poured into it, the water level difference between the limbs is (T = 70dyne `cm^(-1) ) (g=10ms^(-2))`

A

0.14 cm

B

0.014 m

C

14 mm

D

0.14 mm

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