Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
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In the circuit pictured the current through R1 is I1 = 6A in the direction shown.
- a) Determine the current I4. Describe choice of node or loop (including direction of travel).
- b) Determine the current I3. Describe choice of node or loop (including direction of travel).
- c) Determine the Determine the potential difference Vgd = Vg - Vd between points g and d.
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