The height h that a fluid will rise in a capillary tube decreases as the diameter D of the tube increases. Use dimensional analysis to determine how h varies with D, with the specific weight w, the surface tension o of the liquid, and the gravitational acceleration g. O A. h = D² f(oD-!w-!)

The height h that a fluid will rise in a capillary tube decreases as the diameter D of the tube increases. Use dimensional analysis to determine how h varies with D, with the specific weight w, the surface tension o of the liquid, and the gravitational acceleration g. O A. h = D² f(oD-!w-!)

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The height h that a fluid will rise
in a capillary tube decreases as
the diameter D of the tube
increases.
Use dimensional analysis to
determine how h varies with D,
with the specific weight w, the
surface tension o of the liquid,
and the gravitational
acceleration g.
O A. h = D² f(oD-'w=1)
B. h = D f(oD-w-2)
O C. h = D f(o²D-{w-1)
D. h = D f(GD-2w=1)

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