7) Two glass capillary tubes are dipped into water, one has a square cross-sectional area, the o

Name: 7) Two glass capillary tubes are dipped into water, one has a square cross-sectional area, the other has a circular cross-sectional area. Both of these areas are equal. What is the ratio of the height to which the water would rise in the square capillary tube to that in the circular capillary?
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Description: 7) Two glass capillary tubes are dipped into water, one has a square cross-sectional area, the other has a circular cross-sectional area. Both of these areas are equal. What is the ratio of the height to which the water would rise in the square capillary tube to that in the circular capillary?

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7) Two glass capillary tubes are dipped into water, one has a square cross-sectional area, the other has a circular cross-sectional area. Both of these areas are equal. What is the ratio of the height to which the water would rise in the square capillary tube to that in the circular capillary?

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