In the given figure the capacitors ${C_1},{C_3},{C_4},{C_5}$ have a capacitance $4\,\mu F$ each if the capacitor $C_2$ has a capacitance $10\,F$, then effective capacitance between $A$ and $B$ will be.....$\mu F$
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(b) Given circuit is a balanced Whetstone bridge.
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