Problem 3.20 Fundamental of Electric Circuits (Alexander/Sadiku) 5th Edition

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For the circuit in Fig. 3.69, find v1, v2 and v3 using
nodal analysis.
  1. Ardi Satriawan
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Thank you for this solution. From India 🫶❤️

abhi_abhishek
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You multiplied by 2 for some of the equations, i'd recommend making a note of that somewhere. If everything seems off by a multiple of 2, you still should get the correct answer. Thanks for the assistance!

chromamusic
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muito bom, valeu apenas assistir esse video

marcosernanni
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thanks for the video. Keep up the good work.

danielbarrientos
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Can't we assume 1, 2, 3 node as 1 super node?

shiprachowdhury
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For the node at v1 how do you know what direction to set the current so as to the v1-v3=12v? Or if i were to set it the other way wouldnt it be v3-v1= +/-12v?

hiphen