R3R1R₂V₁+VoR4R5V₂Using superposition, find V, in the circuit shown given that V₁ = 2V, V₂ = 20V, I3 = 9mA, R₁ = 2k, R₂ = 3kf, R₁ = 9k| I,, R4 = 10kn, and R5 : = 1kN.The contribution of V₁ to V, isThe contribution of V₂ to V, isThe contribution of I, to V, is=V₁ =VVVV

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