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A vessel whose bottom has round holes with diameter `0.1 mm`, is filled with water. The maximum height up to which water can be filled without leakage is

A

100 cm

B

75 cm

C

50 cm

D

30 cm

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The correct Answer is:
D
` (2 sigma ) /( r ) = h rho g rArr h = (2 xx 75 )/( 0.005 xx 1000 xx 1 ) = 30 cm `
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