For the circuit below, a) Show that the unknown resistance Rx is given by Rx A R3 ww ww Ri B Rx ww Switch ww R₂, D HE R2. R₁ SYRUO R3 where R₁, R₂ and R3 are all accurately known. b) A Wheatstone bridge is balanced when R₁ = 6302, R₂ = 97202 and R3 = 42.62. What is the value of the resistance in the fourth arm?

For the circuit below, a) Show that the unknown resistance Rx is given by Rx A R3 ww ww Ri B Rx ww Switch ww R₂, D HE R2. R₁ SYRUO R3 where R₁, R₂ and R3 are all accurately known. b) A Wheatstone bridge is balanced when R₁ = 6302, R₂ = 97202 and R3 = 42.62. What is the value of the resistance in the fourth arm?

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