Why in free fall condition the length of water column in capillary tube is equal to length of tube?h=2Tcos theta /drg where h is rise in?

height ,T=SURFACE TENSION d=-DENSITY r=RADIUS OF TUBE AND g=ACCELERATION DUE TO GRAVITY explain from this formula how rise in height equal length of tube in FREE FALL CONDITION.THANKS

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