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4. Use superposition to find the current through R2 (iR2) given V1=10V, R1 = 100N, R2 = 200N, A1 = 100 mA or 0.1A R1 V1 R2 A1 iR2

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4. Use superposition to find the current through R2 (iR2) given V1=10V, R1 = 100N, R2 = 200N, A1
= 100 mA or 0.1A
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