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Determine v using superposition. 402 munur 9552 4052 mmmu + V 722 mun 1572 ↑JA mon 762 (+. lov 9552

Determine v using superposition. 402 munur 9552 4052 mmmu + V 722 mun 1572 ↑JA mon 762 (+. lov 9552

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**Title: Determine Voltage Using Superposition** **Description:** This diagram represents an electrical circuit for analysis using the superposition principle. Superposition is a technique used in electrical engineering to determine the voltage across a particular component in a linear circuit with multiple sources. **Circuit Details:** - **Resistors:** - Top left: 95Ω - Top center: 40Ω - Top right: 40Ω - Bottom left: 72Ω - Bottom center: 76Ω - Bottom right: 157Ω - **Sources:** - **Current Source:** Located at the center, supplying 5A. - **Voltage Source:** At the bottom right, providing 10V. **Voltage to be Determined:** - The voltage across the 72Ω resistor, labeled as \( V \). This structure requires the application of superposition to independently consider the effects of the current source and the voltage source, sum their effects, and thus determine the voltage \( V \).
Transcribed Image Text:**Title: Determine Voltage Using Superposition** **Description:** This diagram represents an electrical circuit for analysis using the superposition principle. Superposition is a technique used in electrical engineering to determine the voltage across a particular component in a linear circuit with multiple sources. **Circuit Details:** - **Resistors:** - Top left: 95Ω - Top center: 40Ω - Top right: 40Ω - Bottom left: 72Ω - Bottom center: 76Ω - Bottom right: 157Ω - **Sources:** - **Current Source:** Located at the center, supplying 5A. - **Voltage Source:** At the bottom right, providing 10V. **Voltage to be Determined:** - The voltage across the 72Ω resistor, labeled as \( V \). This structure requires the application of superposition to independently consider the effects of the current source and the voltage source, sum their effects, and thus determine the voltage \( V \).
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