Part A Which liquid has the larger surface tension? Or are they equal? O Liquid A has the larger surface tension because it supports a greater weight per unit length. Liquid B has the larger surface tension because it supports the same weight over a larger length. The liquids have the same surface tension because they support the same weight. O It is impossible to compare the surface tensions of the liquids based on the given information.

Part A Which liquid has the larger surface tension? Or are they equal? O Liquid A has the larger surface tension because it supports a greater weight per unit length. Liquid B has the larger surface tension because it supports the same weight over a larger length. The liquids have the same surface tension because they support the same weight. O It is impossible to compare the surface tensions of the liquids based on the given information.

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Description: **Figure 1** shows two vertical loops where the tension of a liquid supports a 2 g mass.**Explanation of Diagrams:**- **Diagram A:** - The loop is vertical and rectangular. - The vertical sides are 2 cm each. - The base of the loop is horizontal

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**Figure 1** shows two vertical loops where the tension of a liquid supports a 2 g mass.

**Explanation of Diagrams:**

- **Diagram A:**
- The loop is vertical and rectangular.
- The vertical sides are 2 cm each.
- The base of the loop is horizontal.
- A 2 g mass is suspended below the loop.

- **Diagram B:**
- The loop is also vertical and rectangular but wider than Diagram A.
- One vertical side is 1 cm and the other is 4 cm.
- The base of the loop is horizontal.
- A 2 g mass is suspended below the loop.

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