5. In the circuit shown, suppose that R1=1 kN, R2=30 kN, R3=3 kN, and R4=10 kQ. Is this a balanced Wheatstone bridge or an unbalanced Wheatstone bridge? Why did you give that answer, explain? R1 R3 R4

5. In the circuit shown, suppose that R1=1 kN, R2=30 kN, R3=3 kN, and R4=10 kQ. Is this a balanced Wheatstone bridge or an unbalanced Wheatstone bridge? Why did you give that answer, explain? R1 R3 R4

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