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Q5. Determine the unknown voltages V1and V4in the .circuit of Figure below Vs1= 24 v Vs2= -2 v V2= 4v V3= 12 v Vs= 24 v R1 ww + V - R4 ww V4 - Vs Rs

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Chapter6: Power Flows

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Q5. Determine the unknown
voltages V1and V4in the
.circuit of Figure below
Vs1= 24 v Vs2= -2 v V2=
4v V3= 12 v V5= 24 v
R1
ww
+ V -
RV Vs
R4
Vsa
+ V-
RsVs

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