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A long capillary tube of radius `0.2 mm` is placed vertically inside a beaker of water.
If the surface tension of water is `7.2xx10^(-2)N//m` the angle of contact between glass and water is zero, then determine the height of the water column in the tube.

A

7 mm

B

7 cm

C

3.5 mm

D

3.5 cm

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