kindly help me with this simple question from which is the correct answer What should be the displacement of the liquid inside a capillary tube if itsdensity and surface tension are 0.95 g/cc and 25.65 dynes/cm,respectively? The values of the properties of the calibrating liquid are asfollows: Y = 73 dynes/cm, density = 0.9899 g/icc, and h = 1.3cm. *0.4803 mmNo answer from the choices0.4760 mm0.4760 cmWhat is the inner diameter of the capillary used in an experiment on thesurface tension of liquids using capillary rise method if the displacementof the liquid inside the capillary is 1.8 cm, the density of the liquid is 1.7800g/mL, and the surface tension of the liquid is 93.50 dynes/cm? Thegravitational acceleration is 9.81 m/s^2. *0.1190 cm0.0595 cm1.1189 cmNo answer from the choices

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What should be the displacement of the liquid inside a capillary tube if its density and surface tension are 0.95 g/cc and 25.65 dynes/cm, respectively? The values of the properties of the calibrating liquid are as follows: Y = 73 dynes/cm, density = 0.9899 g//cc, and h = 1.3cm. *

What should be the displacement of the liquid inside a capillary tube if its density and surface tension are 0.95 g/cc and 25.65 dynes/cm, respectively? The values of the properties of the calibrating liquid are as follows: Y = 73 dynes/cm, density = 0.9899 g//cc, and h = 1.3cm. *

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