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Calculate the branch currents of the given network below using Maxwell Mesh Method
The image presents an electrical circuit diagram containing two voltage sources and four resistors.

**Components:**

- **Voltage Sources:**
  - \( V1 = 50 \, V \)
  - \( V2 = 10 \, V \)

- **Resistors:**
  - \( R1 = 6 \, \Omega \)
  - \( R2 = 2 \, \Omega \)
  - \( R3 = 8 \, \Omega \)
  - \( R4 = 10 \, \Omega \)

**Circuit Layout:**

- The circuit is composed of two voltage sources positioned in separate branches.
- Voltage source \( V1 \) is connected in series with \( R2 \).
- Voltage source \( V2 \) is connected in series with \( R3 \).
- Resistor \( R1 \) is connected between the nodes that join \( V1 \) and \( V2 \).
- Resistor \( R4 \) forms the top line of the circuit, bridging the connection across \( R2 \) to \( R3 \).

This circuit illustrates a parallel configuration where resistors \( R2 \) and \( R3 \) share a common connection through \( R1 \) and the voltage sources, while \( R4 \) spans the top side of the arrangement.
Transcribed Image Text:The image presents an electrical circuit diagram containing two voltage sources and four resistors. **Components:** - **Voltage Sources:** - \( V1 = 50 \, V \) - \( V2 = 10 \, V \) - **Resistors:** - \( R1 = 6 \, \Omega \) - \( R2 = 2 \, \Omega \) - \( R3 = 8 \, \Omega \) - \( R4 = 10 \, \Omega \) **Circuit Layout:** - The circuit is composed of two voltage sources positioned in separate branches. - Voltage source \( V1 \) is connected in series with \( R2 \). - Voltage source \( V2 \) is connected in series with \( R3 \). - Resistor \( R1 \) is connected between the nodes that join \( V1 \) and \( V2 \). - Resistor \( R4 \) forms the top line of the circuit, bridging the connection across \( R2 \) to \( R3 \). This circuit illustrates a parallel configuration where resistors \( R2 \) and \( R3 \) share a common connection through \( R1 \) and the voltage sources, while \( R4 \) spans the top side of the arrangement.
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