Question
Wheatstones’s bridge cannot be used for measurement of very _______ resistances.
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Answer
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From wheatstone bridge while measuring For resistances of very low value like few ohms , the effect of other components of the circuit like wires , galvanometer etc. might come into account. these components might introduce stray resistance to the calculation.
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