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For R1=4, R2=1, R3=3, R4=4, R5=2, V1=1 V and V2=3 V in the shown circuit, apply mesh analysis to find the following: R1 Vi R4 :R3 V2 i1= i2= 13= i= 1.I..1

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For R1=4, R2=1, R3=3, R4=4, R5=2, V1=1 V and V2=3 V in the shown circuit, apply mesh analysis to find the following:
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