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Transcribed Image Text:12. (a) Employ superposition to determine the individual contribution from each
independent source to the voltage v as labeled in the circuit shown in Fig. 5.57.
(b) Compute the power absorbed by the 2 2 resistor.
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Step 1: What is superposition theorem
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VIEW Step 3: The voltage v is evaluated when 4V source is applied
VIEW Step 4: The voltage v is calculated due to current source
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