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Description: Mercury with a surface tension of 0.514 N/m is inside a tube of 2mm Diameter.Determine its capillary height in mmChoices are:A. 5.3B. 5.9C. 6.8D. 5.0

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Mercury with a surface tension of 0.514 N/m is inside a tube of 2mm Diameter. Determine its capillary height in mm Choices are: A. 5.3 B. 5.9 C. 6.8 D. 5.0

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