10v (2) BI 2,245 VA R3 3.9k P24.7km VB lkn h4
Please use Kirchoff's voltage law to help me find the voltage at each node (VA and VB) in the diagram pictured. For clarity, the voltage source is 10V, R1=2.2kohms, R2=4.7kohms, R3=3.9kohms, R4=1kohms.
VA-10V/2.2k ohms - VA/4.7k ohms - VA-VB/3.9k ohms = 0
VA-VB/3.9K ohms - VB/1k ohms = 0
here we have to find the node voltages
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I go through this every time so I don't know why I'm surprised... Perhaps you used symbols that disappeared when you copy and pasted from some other document, but I don't understand what comes after the = in the second permutation of node A. I understand you multiplied the numerators, or subtracted VA twice to get VA on the other side of the equal sign, but I don't know where 0.924 comes from, I don't know where -0.256 comes from, I don't know where 4.545 comes from. These equations probably shouldn't be typed. Consider writing them on paper and sharing the scan, I guess. Maybe consider letting me know why I always have to ask the same question twice, too.
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