Problem 3.55 Fundamental of Electric Circuits (Alexander/Sadiku) 5th Edition - Superloop example

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In the circuit of Fig. 3.100, solve for and I1, I2, I3
  1. Ardi Satriawan
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Thank you so much, it help me a lot :)

marcoalejandrodiazhernande
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Please do it by nodal analysis.For concept clarification

muttakihasan
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I 3 not= 1 ampere
I 3 = 2 ampere
When 16- 14 it becomes 2 ampere Sir
But actually your all vedio is good Sir ❤❤

NadeemAhmed-wxlm
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sir, plz make another video on fundamental electronics books chapter 1, 2, 4....

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