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In a U-tube diameter of two limbs are 0.5 cm and 1 cm respectively and tube has filled with water `(T=72"dyne"//cm`) then liquid level difference between two limbs will be

A

0.14 cm

B

0.014 m

C

14 mm

D

0.14 mm

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