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Use Nodal Analysis to find the following:

a) Find IA

b) Find VA

c) Find VB

### Circuit Analysis Diagram

The diagram displays an electrical circuit with several resistors, a DC voltage source, a current source, and nodes identified as VA and VB. Below is a detailed description of the circuit components and their connections:

1. **Voltage Source (4V)**
    - The circuit includes a 4V DC voltage source, with the positive terminal connected to a node which is labeled as VB+ and the negative terminal connected to ground.
  
2. **Current Source (1mA)**
    - There is a 1mA current source located on the right side of the circuit. The current source is oriented to supply current in the upward direction.

3. **Resistors**
    - The circuit consists of five resistors with the following values: 
        - \(2k\Omega\) 
        - \(4k\Omega\) 
        - \(5k\Omega\) 
        - \(3k\Omega\) 
        - Additional \(2k\Omega\)
  
4. **Nodes**
    - Two nodes of interest in the circuit are labeled as \(VA\) and \(VB\).
    - \(VA\) is positioned between the \(4k\Omega\) and \(3k\Omega\) resistors.
    - \(VB\) is positioned between the voltage source and the \(4k\Omega\) resistor.

5. **Connections between Components**
    - The positive terminal of the 4V voltage source is connected to a node \(VB+\), to which the \(4k\Omega\) resistor is connected.
    - The \(4k\Omega\) resistor is then connected to node \(VA\).
    - \(VA\) is connected to a series of two resistors (\(3k\Omega\) and \(2k\Omega\)) leading to the positive terminal of the 1mA current source.
    - The negative terminal of the current source is connected back to the negative terminal of the voltage source, completing the loop.
    - Additionally, from the node after the \(4k\Omega\) resistor, there are two other resistors: a \(2k\Omega\) resistor (through which current \(I_A\) is labeled) connected to node \(VB\) and a \(5k\Omega\) resistor connected between this node and another node aligning with the parallel combination of \(2k\Omega\)
Transcribed Image Text:### Circuit Analysis Diagram The diagram displays an electrical circuit with several resistors, a DC voltage source, a current source, and nodes identified as VA and VB. Below is a detailed description of the circuit components and their connections: 1. **Voltage Source (4V)** - The circuit includes a 4V DC voltage source, with the positive terminal connected to a node which is labeled as VB+ and the negative terminal connected to ground. 2. **Current Source (1mA)** - There is a 1mA current source located on the right side of the circuit. The current source is oriented to supply current in the upward direction. 3. **Resistors** - The circuit consists of five resistors with the following values: - \(2k\Omega\) - \(4k\Omega\) - \(5k\Omega\) - \(3k\Omega\) - Additional \(2k\Omega\) 4. **Nodes** - Two nodes of interest in the circuit are labeled as \(VA\) and \(VB\). - \(VA\) is positioned between the \(4k\Omega\) and \(3k\Omega\) resistors. - \(VB\) is positioned between the voltage source and the \(4k\Omega\) resistor. 5. **Connections between Components** - The positive terminal of the 4V voltage source is connected to a node \(VB+\), to which the \(4k\Omega\) resistor is connected. - The \(4k\Omega\) resistor is then connected to node \(VA\). - \(VA\) is connected to a series of two resistors (\(3k\Omega\) and \(2k\Omega\)) leading to the positive terminal of the 1mA current source. - The negative terminal of the current source is connected back to the negative terminal of the voltage source, completing the loop. - Additionally, from the node after the \(4k\Omega\) resistor, there are two other resistors: a \(2k\Omega\) resistor (through which current \(I_A\) is labeled) connected to node \(VB\) and a \(5k\Omega\) resistor connected between this node and another node aligning with the parallel combination of \(2k\Omega\)
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