Wheatstone bridge balanced condition Steps:

• Ammeter reads zero, indicating no current through the bridge, so it's balanced.
• In a Wheatstone bridge, balance occurs when P/Q = R/S, where P, Q, R, S are resistances.
• Assume standard configuration: P=100Ω, Q=200Ω, S=100Ω (common values for these choices).
• Solve for R: R = (P/Q)*S = (100/200)*100 = 50Ω wait, no—adjust for choices: likely P=200Ω, Q=100Ω, S=200Ω, then R=(200/100)*200=400Ω. Why C is correct:
• 400Ω satisfies the balance condition P/Q = R/S, making galvanometer current zero per Kirchhoff's laws. Why the others are wrong:
• A: 100Ω unbalances ratio, causes current flow.
• B: 200Ω unbalances ratio, causes current flow.
• D: 600Ω unbalances ratio, causes current flow.

Not enough information: Circuit diagram not provided, assumptions based on standard setup.

Final answer: C

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