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What is the effect of using a tube with a diameter much smaller than the recommended 4 cm?
A. It makes the liquid more viscous
B. It reduces the need for a long tube
C. It increases wall effects, leading to inaccurate velocity measurements
D. It makes the sphere fall faster
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