Q1. In the circuit as shown above, Vs1 = 22.4 V, Is1=3.7 A, Is2=4.2 A, R1=11 Ohm, R2=5 Ohm, R3=5 Ohm. Assume that the nodes "1" and "2" potentials are labeled as "F1" and "F2" correspondingly. Using the notations of the circuit diagram above (case sensitive!), write the nodal equations for the circuit keeping all the terms on the left-hand side (LHS), so that the equation appears as " LHS = 0". (A) Enter the left-hand side of nodal equation for the node "1": = 0 Submit Answer Tries 0/5 (B) Enter the left-hand side of nodal equation for the node "2": = 0 Submit Answer Tries 0/5 (C) Using nodal analysis: (1) Find the potential at the node "1". (Unit: V) Submit Answer Tries 0/5 (2) Find the potential at the node "2". (Unit: V) Submit Answer Tries 0/5 (3) Find the current through R1 flowing upwards (!!!Note the requested direction!!!). (Unit: A) Submit Answer Tries 0/5 (4) Find the current through R2 flowing from the node 1 to the node 2. (Unit: A) Submit Answer Tries 0/5 (5) Find the current through R3 flowing downwards. (Unit: A) Submit Answer Tries 0/5

Q1. In the circuit as shown above, Vs1 = 22.4 V, Is1=3.7 A, Is2=4.2 A, R1=11 Ohm, R2=5 Ohm, R3=5 Ohm. Assume that the nodes "1" and "2" potentials are labeled as "F1" and "F2" correspondingly. Using the notations of the circuit diagram above (case sensitive!), write the nodal equations for the circuit keeping all the terms on the left-hand side (LHS), so that the equation appears as " LHS = 0". (A) Enter the left-hand side of nodal equation for the node "1": = 0 Submit Answer Tries 0/5 (B) Enter the left-hand side of nodal equation for the node "2": = 0 Submit Answer Tries 0/5 (C) Using nodal analysis: (1) Find the potential at the node "1". (Unit: V) Submit Answer Tries 0/5 (2) Find the potential at the node "2". (Unit: V) Submit Answer Tries 0/5 (3) Find the current through R1 flowing upwards (!!!Note the requested direction!!!). (Unit: A) Submit Answer Tries 0/5 (4) Find the current through R2 flowing from the node 1 to the node 2. (Unit: A) Submit Answer Tries 0/5 (5) Find the current through R3 flowing downwards. (Unit: A) Submit Answer Tries 0/5

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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