Using linearity and the assumption that V₁ = 1V, find V in the circuit shown given that V, = 14V,10k, R₂ = 4kQ, R3R₁=Circuit where V₁ = 1V=4k, R4 = 10kQ, R5 = 5kQ, R6=4kQ,and R7=8ΚΩ.I7==V₁ =13V2I₁=Vs===mAVmAVmAV+hOriginal circuit (V.Vo==14V)VR₁R3+15+R517R6R7VoV₂R2V4R4

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