Q) For the circuit shown, Use Nodal voltage method: 1) Calculate the voltage across 152 resistance. 2) Calculate the current through 20 resistance. 3) Find the power consumed by 4N resistance. 10 2 50A 15 2 120 V-

Q) For the circuit shown, Use Nodal voltage method: 1) Calculate the voltage across 152 resistance. 2) Calculate the current through 20 resistance. 3) Find the power consumed by 4N resistance. 10 2 50A 15 2 120 V-

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Q) For the circuit shown, Use Nodal voltage method:
1) Calculate the voltage across 152 resistance.
2) Calculate the current through 2N resistance.
3) Find the power consumed by 42 resistance.
10 2
50A
62
15 2
120 V–

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