A vessel completely filled with water has holes ' A ' and ' B ' at depths ' h ' and ' 3h ' from the top respectively. Hole ' A ' is a square of side ' L ' and ' B ' is circle of radius ' r '. The water flowing out per second from both the holes is same. Then ' L ' is equal to
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C
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C
As per question water flowing per second from both holes is same
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