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Which of the following equations is NOT a correct Voltage loop equation relating the quantities
shown in the circuit diagram above?
A) + V₂ −V₂ +į₂ R₂ −4R=0
B) +V₂ -V₁-1₂R₂ -1₂R₁₂ + V₁ = 0
c) + V₁ + V₂ − V₂ − įR-1₂R₂ = 0
D) - V₁ +1₂R₂ +1₂R₂ = 0
E) All of the above equations are correct.
Explain by briefly telling me which loop each correct equation corresponds to.
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