If h is the height of the capillary rise and r be the radius of capillary tube,

If H Is The Height Of The Capillary Rise And Physics Question

If h is the height of the capillary rise and r be the radius of capillary tube, then which of the following relation will be correct?

Options

(a) hr=constant
(b) h/r²=constant
(c) hr²=constant
(d) h/r=constant

Correct Answer:

hr=constant

Explanation:

The height h to which the liquid rises in a capillary tube is given by h= (2T cosθ)/rρg
Since T, cosθ, ρ and g are constants,
.·. hr = constant.

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Subject: Physics (2479)

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