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If a liquid rises to the same height in two capillaries of the same material at the same temperature, then
(a)the weight of liquid in both capillaries must be equal
(b)the radius of meniscus must be equal
(c)the capillaries must be cylindrical and vertical
(d)the hydrostatic pressure at the base of capillaries must be same

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