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PROBLEMS II 313
Re
2.2 kn
8V
270 kn
0.7 V
20 V
20 V
RE
510n
FIG. 8.108
Problem 16.
fınd the mesh currents and th
voltage Vab for each net-work of
fig. 8.106.use clockwise mesh
currents

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