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disandvantage:-the wheatstone bridge is not applicable for high resistances

advantage:-1)it shows a null measurement(i.e.-potential difference across the end points of the bridge is zero)

2)since it is an arrangement of 4 resistors ...it is useful to find one of them in terms of other 3

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