Problem 3.51 Fundamental of Electric Circuits (Alexander/Sadiku) 5th Edition - Mesh Circuit Analysis

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Apply mesh analysis to find v0 in the circuit of Fig. 3.96
  1. Ardi Satriawan
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well explained, clear and concise...thank you sir

qolani
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Why V=(i1-i2)
i1 has same direction and i2 has opposite direction is it reason?

mhhasan
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Hello sir, why we are not taking 8 ohms resistance?

aparnakesana
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Sir can we take the mesh loop in any order?

kelcy
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how about how to find vo using nodal analysis?

parengdemetrix
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when you said 1st equation times 3, where you got the 3 from ?

ArvindKumar-rzdr