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For different capillaries of radiusr,the condition of liquid rise (h) above the liquid surface is

A

rh = constant

B

`h/r =` constant

C

h + r = constant

D

h - r = constant

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The correct Answer is:
A
`h=(2sigmacos theta)/(r rhog) implies rh =` constant.
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