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Questiorn If the surface tension of water is 0.0728, what is the capillary rise (in meters) in a glass tube that is 1.0 mm in radius? Your answer should have two significant figures. Use Pwater 1.0for the density of water. 0 for the density of water cm Use98for the acceleration due to gravity. Assume the contact angle, θ is equal to 0 . . Provide your answer below:

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