Using linearity and the assumption that V₁ = 1V, find V in the circuit shown given that V, = 14V, R₁ = 10k, R₂ = 4kQ, R3 = 4kQ, R4 = 10k, R5 = 5k, R6 = 4kQ,and R7 = 8ΚΩ. Circuit where V₁ = 1V I7 h R₁ = 0.125 mA = 1.625 + V V₁ = 13 V2 I₁ = Vs = = = mA V mA V Original circuit (V. Vo= = 14V) V R3 + 15 + R5 17 R6 R7 Vo V₂ R2 V4 R4

Using linearity and the assumption that V₁ = 1V, find V in the circuit shown given that V, = 14V, R₁ = 10k, R₂ = 4kQ, R3 = 4kQ, R4 = 10k, R5 = 5k, R6 = 4kQ,and R7 = 8ΚΩ. Circuit where V₁ = 1V I7 h R₁ = 0.125 mA = 1.625 + V V₁ = 13 V2 I₁ = Vs = = = mA V mA V Original circuit (V. Vo= = 14V) V R3 + 15 + R5 17 R6 R7 Vo V₂ R2 V4 R4

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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