In the following diagram the wheat stone bridge is balanced when we interchange the resistances of
A$4\,\Omega $ and $6\,\Omega $
B$18\,\Omega $ and $12\,\Omega $
C$4\,\Omega $ and $18\,\Omega $
D$18\,\Omega $ and $6\,\Omega $
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D$18\,\Omega $ and $6\,\Omega $
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