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4. Use mesh analysis to determine the current supplied by each DC source in the circuit shown in the figure below: 5V 50 8Ω B4 20 B1+20v( i) 30 iz iz B5 30V B2+5V 5V B3

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USE MAXWELL’S MESH EQUATION

4. Use mesh analysis to determine the current supplied by each DC source in the circuit shown in the figure
below:
5V
50
8Ω
B4
20
B1+20v( i)
30
iz
iz B5
30V
B2+5V
5V
B3

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