3. By considering the convex meniscus of mercury of density, p in a capillary glass tube of radius, r deduce with explanation and equations that the height, d is given by - 2ycos 0 d : rpg where other symbols have :heir usual meanings. What is the significance of the minus sign.

3. By considering the convex meniscus of mercury of density, p in a capillary glass tube of radius, r deduce with explanation and equations that the height, d is given by - 2ycos 0 d : rpg where other symbols have :heir usual meanings. What is the significance of the minus sign.

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3. By considering the convex meniscus of mercury of density, p in a capillary glass
tube of radius, r deduce with explanation and equations that the height, d is given by
- 2ycos 0
d :
rpg
where other symbols have :heir usual meanings. What is the significance of the
minus sign.

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