bläs 4 Q3: For the circuit shown, find i1through i31A2 A10 AЗАi1=1, i2= 4, 13=11i1=11 , i2= -4 , i3=1 Oi1=11 , 12= 4, i3=-1i1= -11, i2= 4 , 13=1None of the mentioned

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