Discussion
In Schering's bridge the two low-voltage arms are kept at a low potential and earthed at one point so that
Answer: B
The bulk of the applied voltage falls across the specimen and the standard capacitor, which are the two high-voltage arms. The adjustable arms carry only a few volts, so their controls can be handled and the detector connected without hazard. Guarding and earthing then complete the safety.
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