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Use the node-voltage method to find the branch currents ia−if in the circuit shown in (Figure 1). Take vg = 20 V .
A.) Find the value of ia
B.)Find the value of ib
C.)Find the value of ic
D.)Find the value of id
E.)Find the value of ie
F.)Find the value of if
G.)Find the total power developed in the circuit.
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