1₁ V₂ (+) X1 = x2 = 2R R www y √x + Consider the network above, with R = 502, 1₁ = 3A, V₂=40V, and V3 = 12V. Determine the values of the 4 currents listed below, where the subscripts indicate which source (1, 2, or 3) V2= Y3 V3

1₁ V₂ (+) X1 = x2 = 2R R www y √x + Consider the network above, with R = 502, 1₁ = 3A, V₂=40V, and V3 = 12V. Determine the values of the 4 currents listed below, where the subscripts indicate which source (1, 2, or 3) V2= Y3 V3

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