(a) There are three nodes in the circuit of Fig. 21 labelled (1), (2), and (3). Choose one of these nodes as ground and write down the node-voltage equation(s) necessary to determine the voltage v₁ across the lighting system. Note: You do NOT need to solve the equation(s). (b) (i) By means of superposition, determine the contribution and its polarity made by the 3 A current source to the voltage v₁ across the lighting system. (ii) By means of superposition, determine the contribution and its polarity made by the 6 V voltage source to the voltage v₁ across the lighting system. (iii) Based on your answers to Q21(b)(i) and Q21(b)(ii), determine the voltage V₁ and its polarity across the lighting system.

(a) There are three nodes in the circuit of Fig. 21 labelled (1), (2), and (3). Choose one of these nodes as ground and write down the node-voltage equation(s) necessary to determine the voltage v₁ across the lighting system. Note: You do NOT need to solve the equation(s). (b) (i) By means of superposition, determine the contribution and its polarity made by the 3 A current source to the voltage v₁ across the lighting system. (ii) By means of superposition, determine the contribution and its polarity made by the 6 V voltage source to the voltage v₁ across the lighting system. (iii) Based on your answers to Q21(b)(i) and Q21(b)(ii), determine the voltage V₁ and its polarity across the lighting system.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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