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Q1. For the circuit shown below determine I, V1 and V2? + v, - R1 E = 10 Vo 4.7 ka Si 2.2 k2 V E--5 V

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+ v, -
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E = 10 Vo
4.7 ka
2.2 k2 V2
E--5 V

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