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In the circuit given below, R = 18 Ω. Find the value of v0 using nodal analysis.
The nodal equations are:
v1/ A + (v1 − 60)/B + C/20 = 0
where A = 18, 4, 6, 10 or 20
B = 18, 4, 6, 10 or 20
C = -v1, v1, v1-5, v1-5vo, -v15 or -v1+5vo
vo=Dv1
where D = 5/20, 4/10. 1/3 or 4/9
Therefore, the value of vo in the circuit is _____ V.

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