Node Voltage MethodThe questions below are based on the circuit shown here. Please review the circuit very carefully to make sure you understand how the nodes are connected and fill in the blanks with the appropriateanswer.等。等a12 MA1. The two nodes that form the supernode are8V2. Identify the node that is not connected to any voltage source4. The voltage equation of the supernode isسة. Your answer must be in the form of two lowercase letters separated by a comma. For example: x, y3. How many (number of) unknown node voltages does this circuit have?. Please use lowercase letters for node notations.Please use lowercase letters only. Please also don't simplify or substitute for anything here.5. Using the current notations shown in the circuit, write the KCL equation for the supernodebe written in increasing order with lowercase letters for example: i10-i11 -12 + 5 = 0. Please review the circuit node configurations very carefully. The current equation must

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Node Voltage Method The questions below are based on the circuit shown here. Please review the circuit very carefully to make sure you understand how the nodes are connected and fill in the blanks with the appropriate answer. a kiz P 12 MA 1. The two nodes that form the supernode are 8V 2. Identify the node that is not connected to any voltage source 4. The voltage equation of the supernode is 3. How many (number of) unknown node voltages does this circuit have? с . Your answer must be in the form of two lowercase letters separated by a comma. For example: x, y . Please use lowercase letters for node notations. . Please use lowercase letters only. Please also don't simplify or substitute for anything here. 5. Using the current notations shown in the circuit, write the KCL equation for the supernode be written in increasing order with lowercase letters for example: i10-i11-112+5=0 . Please review the circuit node configurations very carefully. The current equation must

Node Voltage Method The questions below are based on the circuit shown here. Please review the circuit very carefully to make sure you understand how the nodes are connected and fill in the blanks with the appropriate answer. a kiz P 12 MA 1. The two nodes that form the supernode are 8V 2. Identify the node that is not connected to any voltage source 4. The voltage equation of the supernode is 3. How many (number of) unknown node voltages does this circuit have? с . Your answer must be in the form of two lowercase letters separated by a comma. For example: x, y . Please use lowercase letters for node notations. . Please use lowercase letters only. Please also don't simplify or substitute for anything here. 5. Using the current notations shown in the circuit, write the KCL equation for the supernode be written in increasing order with lowercase letters for example: i10-i11-112+5=0 . Please review the circuit node configurations very carefully. The current equation must

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