Electrical Engineering: Ch 3: Circuit Analysis (2 of 37) Nodal Analysis w/ Current Sources

In this video I will explain the general concept using nodal analysis of calculatinf circuits with current sources.

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Why we have Voltage drops as positive and not add the negative sign?

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First of all, Sir, thank you for this detailed and truly helpful video. I have a small question. In this example, you assumed that V1>V2. If I were to assume that V2 is greater, will that make any differences in our answers?

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hi sir, if we use krchoofs loop V1 must be negative, and so I1 is negative ??

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[woodychelton]

why is it that we can choose any arbitrary location for 0V? Could I not have chosen a different node for 0V, thus leading to a different final answer? Is it good practice, when working with a circuit that has say a 12V battery, to have ground be at the node connected to the negative terminal of the battery?
Also in step 4 it says apply KCL to each node, but you did not apply it to the grounded node, why is this?

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Why is the third intersection not considered a node and thus not applied/used in KCL to?

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