### Circuit Analysis Using Nodal Method#### Diagram DescriptionThe image depicts an electrical circuit with four nodes labeled A, B, C, and D. The components include resistors, a current source, and a DC voltage source. Below is a detailed description of the circuit:- **Node A** is connected to resistors \( R_1 = 3k\Omega \) and \( R_2 = 1k\Omega \).- **Node B** is connected to a 5 mA current source and resistor \( R_6 = 250\Omega \).- **Node C** and **Node D** form a super node with a DC voltage source of -20V between them.- Resistor \( R_3 = 2k\Omega \) connects Node B to Node D.- Resistor \( R_4 = 1k\Omega \) connects Node D to the ground.- Resistor \( R_5 = 600\Omega \) connects Node C to the ground.- The differential voltage between Node C and Node D is \( V_C - V_D = 20V \).#### Calculation RequirementsThe following parameters need to be calculated:- \( V_A \): Voltage at Node A- \( V_B \): Voltage at Node B- \( V_D \): Voltage at Node D- \( V_B - V_C \): Differential voltage across resistor \( R_5 \)- \( I(V1) \): Current flowing into the DC voltage source#### Key Concepts- **Super Node**: A super node occurs when a voltage source connects two nodes. This concept is used in nodal analysis to simplify complex circuit calculations by treating the nodes connected by a voltage source as a single entity.Make sure to apply the nodal analysis technique appropriately to solve for the variables listed above.

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R5 node C b00 20V R3 node A RI node B node D 3K 2K R2 IK ) SMA Rb R4 250 IK ~ means o Vc-Voc20 Super node calculate VA : Voltage at node A VB : Voltage at node B Vo: voltage at node D VB-Vc: differential voltage across Rs I (V1) : current flowing into dc voltage source.

R5 node C b00 20V R3 node A RI node B node D 3K 2K R2 IK ) SMA Rb R4 250 IK ~ means o Vc-Voc20 Super node calculate VA : Voltage at node A VB : Voltage at node B Vo: voltage at node D VB-Vc: differential voltage across Rs I (V1) : current flowing into dc voltage source.

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