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Let a thin capillary tube be replaced with another tube of insufficient length then, we find water

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When length of capillary tube is insufficient then we would observe no rise on level of water because their will be no air pressure created enough to rise the water level.
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SHAKTI SINGH
SHAKTI SINGH 5 years ago
Correct answer h
Sayak Karmakar
Sayak Karmakar 5 years ago
There will be no overflow of liquid... Meniscus will be flat shaped
Hara Gobinda
Hara Gobinda 7 years ago
How please explain it
Soe Thinzar
Soe Thinzar 7 years ago
tell me why please
Palak Madvariya
Palak Madvariya 8 years ago
answer is wrong
Laughter Maahi
Laughter Maahi 8 years ago
Sir, plz reply also, how will it not rise??
Sudip Prasad
Sudip Prasad 8 years ago
how?
Abdur Rakib
Abdur Rakib 9 years ago
Why?
Raju Gupta
Raju Gupta 9 years ago
How
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