+equation supernode:v1++equation node 4:v1 ++Answers for P4.4-14 (Remember a coefficient can be zero.)equation node 1:v1 +v1 +equation from supernode:equation for va:equation for ib:v1 +ib+v2+v1 +16+10 223ib25 V= 0=0v2 + v3=0v2-3v3+= 0v2-v3+Va 30 92v3+v2 +=0|=050₂v2 + v3++202 ib2A(1v4+v4+V4 +V4 +v3+v4+v4+3VaVa+VaVa++V₂ +Va

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1 equation supernode: v1+ lb + equation node 4: v1+ lb + v1+ equation from supernode: equation for va: v1+ Answers for P4.4-14 (Remember a coefficient can be zero.) equation node 1: v1 + ib+ equation for ib: v2+ v1+ 16+ 1022 3ib 25 V = 0 =0 v2+v3+ =0 v2-3v3+ 4 =0 v2-v3+ v2+ = 0 √3+ [ =0 v2+ v3+ 50₂ 2002 ww 30 92 ib 2A(1 v4+ ]v4+ [ ]v4+ [ v4+ v3+v4- v4+ [ 3 Va+ Va+ Va Va+ Va+ Va+

1 equation supernode: v1+ lb + equation node 4: v1+ lb + v1+ equation from supernode: equation for va: v1+ Answers for P4.4-14 (Remember a coefficient can be zero.) equation node 1: v1 + ib+ equation for ib: v2+ v1+ 16+ 1022 3ib 25 V = 0 =0 v2+v3+ =0 v2-3v3+ 4 =0 v2-v3+ v2+ = 0 √3+ [ =0 v2+ v3+ 50₂ 2002 ww 30 92 ib 2A(1 v4+ ]v4+ [ ]v4+ [ v4+ v3+v4- v4+ [ 3 Va+ Va+ Va Va+ Va+ Va+

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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