4Vo2ΚΩV1+11) 4ΚΩ1212V• 2 ΚΩVoV2V3V4www1 ΚΩ(+)Q4 mA1 ΚΩGROUNDPart A Nodal Analysis:1) At which single nodes can KCL be applied? [3pts]2) What equations involving the nodal voltages do the voltage sources give? [3pts]3) Write Vo in terms of the nodal voltages [2pts]4) Write two more independent equations using KCL at a node or supernodes to complete thesystem of equations for the nodal voltages [5]5) Write your solution in matrix form and solve [5pts]6) What is your value for Vo from your nodal analysis? [2pts]

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