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The chief practical drawback of Anderson's bridge is that
Answer: C
The extra branch makes the two balance conditions interdependent, so a change made for one disturbs the other and convergence is slow. Set against that, only a fixed capacitor is needed and low-Q coils are measured accurately, which is why the bridge survives.
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