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what do you mean by Wheatstone bridge? ​

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Answered by meghna1424
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a simple circuit for measuring an unknown resistance by connecting it so as to form a quadrilateral with three known resistances and applying a voltage between a pair of opposite corners.

Answered by WalkingDeath
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