15. Calculate the electric current flowing through the resistor R5 due to the 2mAcurrent source (11) acting on its own.16. Determine the overall voltage, V₁, at node A and the overall electric current, IR5,flowing through the resistor R5. V110VOV1kΩR11ΚΩR5R3112mA1953.3ΚΩFigure 3: Circuit 3.2.2ΚΩR21kΩR4

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15. Calculate the electric current flowing through the resistor R5 due to the 2mA current source (11) acting on its own. 16. Determine the overall voltage, V₁, at node A and the overall electric current, IR5, flowing through the resistor R5.