Jurin's law.
h=ρgr2Tcosθ=1000×10×2×10−42(0.075)cosθ=0.075cosθ m.
This gives 7.5 cm in T1 (θ=0∘) and 3.75 cm in T2 (θ=60∘).
(A) The meniscus correction depends on the meniscus shape, i.e. on the contact angle of the tube it sits in. That differs between the two cases. True.
(B) In case II the lower tube is T2, where water rises only 3.75 cm, below the joint at 5 cm. True.
(C) In case I the lower tube is T1, where water rises 7.5 cm, below the joint at 8 cm. True.
(D) In case I with the joint at 5 cm, the water reaches the joint and would have to continue into T2. But T2 can only hold the column at 3.75 cm (less than 5 cm). The water stops at the joint, with its contact angle adjusting there, at 5 cm, not more than 8.75 cm. False.
(A), (B), (C)