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Prove that the pressure variation along a capillary tube is p_i= p_o - gamma * h,...

Prove that the pressure variation along a capillary tube is p_i= p_o - gamma * h, where p_i is the inner pressure in the interior of the surface boundary, p_o is the outer pressure and h the tube length.

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